• enterkeyhint
• cite (reference an URL to an <q>, <blockquote>, <del>, <ins>) and datetime
• attributes for custom ordered lists: reversed, start, type, value
• download attribute for <a> that has a value for the suggested file name
• decoding attribute for the <img> element: sync or async the decoding of a picture.

A helper is something specific to a given project. It wouldn't generally make sense to share helpers between projects; the category.helpers.js functions really only make sense for this blog.

A utility is a generic function that accomplishes an abstract task. Pretty much every function in the lodash library is a utility, according to my definition.

I find the distinction between both useful.

Et une application tournant sous électron avec une BDD SQLite en typescript bien propre, c'est partiii.

Ou un programme Deno / NodeJS

• trigonometric functions
• new viewport unites
• :focus-visible
• scroll-behavior can be smooth :)
• lazyloading images by default with an attribute
• html element to get a modal with all the accessibility stuff baked right in ([demo](https://codepen.io/una/pen/dyJRwvG))
• array.prototype.at supports negative integers

All the searchable data are loaded into a json inside a script tag. The searchable content is made through title, url, date and content.
It uses 2.14MB used though :/ But no request

Inspiring me to do the same on my blog :)

A function that returns a type such as

asserts value is NonNullable<T>

A feedback about typography on the web

Breakpoint:   0       200px     400px     600px     800px     1000px    1200px    1400px       
               ├─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────>
 Slice:        ·   xxs        xs   ·    s    ·    m    ·    l    ·    xl       xxl       xxxl   
               ·                   ·         ·         ·         ·                              
               ·                   ·         ·  at(m)  ·         ·                              
               ·                   ·         ├────────┤·         ·                              
               ·                   ·         ·         ·         ·                              
               ·                   ·         · from(m) ·         ·                              
               ·                   ·         ├─────────────────────────────────────────────────>
               ·                   ·                   ·         ·                              
               ·                   ·            to(m)  ·         ·                              
               ├──────────────────────────────────────┤·         ·                              
                                   ·                             ·                              
                                   ·         between(s, l)       ·                              
                                   ├────────────────────────────┤·     

Using slice instead of pixel values makes it more comfortable. I am still using the mobile-first approach.

Topics:

• Date and time formatting
• Variable names and debugging
• __repr__ and __str__
• Superior performance
• Full power of formatting spec
• Nested F-Strings
• Conditionals formatting
• Lambda expressions

An editor to organize the different snippets

Keyboard-friendly, accessible multi-select Svelte component.

Minimal web framework based on XML syntax

Syntax, timing function, looped animation, multi-step animation, alternating animations, shorthand values, fill modes (forwards and backwards), dynamic animations with CSS variables

May be useful someday

progress in type systems marches inexorably forward, ruling out broader and broader classes of programs as bad. one day, type systems research will achieve the ultimate goal: to conclusively establish that all programs are bad

@lindsey

Summary of new PHP features since v7.0

A library that seems good to parse CSV

13[isOdd] returns true. Funny.

How to do it ?

1. Use Symbols to create unique keys
2. Object.defineProperty() with the symbol
3. Passing parameters with a function :)

Metho simplifies this process with a simple method.
Metho project: https://github.com/jonrandy/metho

Using the first 48 bist to encode the date up to the microsecond into the UUID. We can encode a date until 10899. We should be fine.

There is then 80 bits left for the random (collision happens in these 80 bits if they got generated at the same microsecond !)

We can then sort, order the UUIDs by date :)