Objects turn the structured data into a stream of integers; hashers turn the stream into a numeric hash.

One problem? The hash-functions use blocks instead of streaming these days. On the contrary, the Hasher API needs to stream unsigned integers. So in order to use this API a byte must work with the hasher. It collides with the current block where 128 bits can be hashed at the same time...

The bottom line is: hashing a product type can only be efficient if it’s linearized.

The advantage of #!/usr/bin/env bash is that it will use whatever bash executable appears first in the running user’s $PATH variable.

Using margin-inline und max()

The author describes 3 states for search option buttons:

1. Disregarded in search results
2. must include it
3. must exclude it

There is three input radio buttons to implement the state.

What is accessible for an accessible button.

Similar to the advents of code

How to create accessible spoilers without JS? Well it's a tradeoff.

These templates are inspiring!

When a link is activated for a navigation, a POST request can be sent at the same time.

I didn't know it, and you can find a short explanation on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a#ping

The Nuxt, or the Next.js, or SvelteKit, or Solid Start of Angular