An awesome guide about the newtypes pattern. Great writing btw!

I would call it an esoteric programming language. The syntax is funny thought.

Josh Comeau writes excellent blog posts about programming topic. This one is also great!

About the level 3 and level 4 of CSS grid

Awesome slides

Implementations of UUIDv7 in Python, Javascript, SQL (+PostgreSQL), Shell, Java, C#, C++, C, PHP, Go, Rust, Kotlin, Ruby, Lua, Dart, Swift, R, Elixir and Zig.

It is funny to get these rights.

1. Add display in the keyframes to set display none at the end of the keyframe
2. transition-behavior: allow-discrete (but it does only work on chromium at the moment https://caniuse.com/?search=allow-discrete)

1. There are many cases.
2. It is dynamic.
3. There is this handling of extra seconds... leap seconds: google hacks it by adding an extra ms to each second or minute to avoid it.

but limited to the amalgamation

How to build a basic modern webring. An example of Web components.

How to implement fluid typography and layout with a simple example. That's great :)

Media queries can be nested in css classes and that's awesome!

OTP fields (one character per field) from a single input? Yes it seems great because it has all features builtin: copy/paste, typing in the previous or next fields...

A language that compiles to bash

new CSS features limitations are our brain:

• feature fatigue
• browser support (well is 90% for the container queries enough?)
• invisible improvements: a big chunk of the new features today are “invisible” though - they focus more on code composition and architecture.
• I don't know where I would even use the feature
• break the habit
• keep one step at a time
• find inspiration

The part on re-thinking established patterns is awesome to understand how to use the cascade, @layer and @container ! https://mxb.dev/blog/old-dogs-new-css-tricks/#h-re-thinking-established-patterns