Awesome things. One has to create a list of it :D

it also redirects to other awesome lists.

8 ASCII characters
8 8-bits integers
4 16-bits integers
1 64--bits integer
2 ipv4 addresses
2 32-bits floating point numbers
1 64-bits floating point number
2 RGBA colors

This seems so powerful: basically, it allows creating a link or reference from a text inside a page!

But it is not implemented in Firefox, sadly... there is however an extension for it https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/link-to-text-fragment/

The tool I will choose to create forms with vue :)

What are the common patterns of code smells?
And if one is recognized, how to avoid it?

and how to handle it properly?
It follows the SAML:

the identity provider gives some claims1. One that it provides is the NameID, inside of Subject.

What Atlassian/Jira is doing right is that they're actually using a static identifier to identify you, rather than your email address. This allows an incredibly smooth experience when any aspects of your attributes (such as email or name) change.

A C Compiler in 512 bytes

Impressive!

In order to create tokens (without meaning), the best possible options are:

• $font-14 (px)
• $font-100 (abstract 100s value)

So new tokens can be

• $font-16, $font-36
• $font-150, $font-125, etc..

Names are then important! --level-3, --spacing, etc...

• container queries
• style queries (only chromium)
• :has (FF catches up)
• nth-of selector
• text-wrap: balance (only chromium): definitely a good one
• initial-letter (only chromium and safari)
• dynamic viewport units (svh, sve, lvh, lvw, dvh, dvw)
• wide gamut color spaces
• color-mix
• CSS nesting (FF have to implement it)
• CSS trigonometric functions
• individual transform properties (hey that was supported by FF since v72...)
• popover and selectmenu tags are WIP
  and more

How to structure a website that is not built with an SPA style?

1. cargo build --release

2. set strip = true to profile.release in cargo.toml

3. set opt-level = "s" to optimize for size instead of runtime speed

4. set lto = true to enable link-time optimization

5. set codegen-units = 1 to maximize size reduction but it results in slow builds

6. use cargo bloat to understand which dependencies are taking up space

Implement a default builder pattern. It looks efficient.

A french guide on the rust language. It is not complete as the official documentation but provides a good start with lot's of the rust's features.

Another personal blog :)

Succinct but more detailed than a cheat sheet.

A nice explanation of python.

EDIT 2023-05-19: I will read it when I will use the language seriously again.

How to rotate items to test every day

Play the game by using API calls to deliver frets across the galaxy. One funny thing is the amount UIs users have built to get a grasp on the data :D