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This is the last time I shared my #frontend summary in the old blog. Upgrade from Svelte4 to Svelte5 is in the final stage. Happy Friday, Happy Reading: www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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Oh, this is a real gem. It is almost impossible to read it, as it is simply fun to click, hover, and scroll through. Such great attention to detail!

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AI music is littering the internet, and finding good music while coding is getting more complex. However, this band covers Old School and is a total gem. www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHiz...

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I guess the deadline is needed; otherwise, I will keep polishing my V2 blog for weeks. Also, I keep hearing the phrase in my head, "Perfect is the enemy of good". Anyway, I'm going to switch my blog versions on Sunday. Here, said it publicly between my ~10 followers :D

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I am currently completely rewriting my old portfolio, and it was not straightforward to move from #Svelte 4 to Svelte 5, but the hardest bit is the content. I just get bored with the copies; I prefer to develop things, not describe them.

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Iconify (icon-sets.iconify.design) makes my life much more straightforward. When I want some fancy icons for Notion, it is super easy to copy PNG as URL and paste it into the #notion Thanks, @cyberalien.dev !

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Creepy days. I spent the weekend debugging some State management in Svelte. The code works as expected, and it's all good, but the console has a warning about the wrong use of Stores. It only clicked this morning that some Chrome plugin created that error. Oh well.

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Another week, another post on the front-end news. www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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Interesting. Trying to scale icons on hover. Chrome animates super smoothly. Safari is not so much; Firefox is worse. Added will-change:transform, overflow:hidden and Safari is fixed; however, for FF, nothing improves. #CSS

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Loads of reading this week. Here is an Angular strategy for 2025, a checklist for tsconfig.json, Rising Stars 2024, Threlte 8, and that's only from JS updates, Accessibility, ARIA tool, the latest WP saga and the British summer simulator. www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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One of the most realistic simulators! vole.wtf/british-seas...

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Good post on accessibility essentials for the web martijnhols.nl/blog/accessi...

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I was told there is no way to ask AI to generate a glass of wine filled to the brim, 100% to the top. That's because there are no real photos of such a thing. AI can't learn that. I still had to try it and didn't succeed. :) Shall we teach green wine always filled to the top?

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This is great website to check colour scheme and see how it looks in the website: www.happyhues.co

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Cartoonist unknown.

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It was a calm start to the year, but still, few articles caught my attention. I liked Epic Programming Principles, text balance and text trim, and the neat way of using hover and more. Happy Friday, and happy reading! www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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When you have no time and need a dark theme for the web, use these two lines :) document.body.style.filter = 'invert(1)' document.body.style.background = 'black'

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It is interesting how old habits sit strong. I still see the usage of <input type="submit" value="Submit form" /> in web courses when <button type="submit">Submit Form</button> is available, can be styled better, and generally makes more sense.

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If you must use google for search at the end of your search string add: -ai -sponsored and you might have much better luck on results.

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I'd say CSS has become full of math and programming. I wanted a column grid with gaps and used a linear-gradient() for that. It took me a while, but it worked. Also, CSS doesn't look like CSS at all :)

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Note to myself, if I want create restrictive SCSS mixin for Container Queries, I must use queries with interpolation, so something like this: @if $size == small { @container (min-width: #{$cq-small}) { @content; } } Otherwise, it will never work.

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I still think that bizarre CSS utility lib is an overhyped thing.

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Happy Friday! The last two weeks have brought loads of excellent posts. My personal favourites were about clever clip-path usage in CSS and self-aware components! www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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All but 3 props are used last year from the post. Somehow didn't know about outline-offset, really useful focused elements. moderncss.dev/12-modern-cs...

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I had an eventful morning when I tried to figure out why my CSS grid was not working and only realised I applied aspect-ratio to the cell itself and not the element inside it. Took me longer than it should :)

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There is great post about "self-aware" components. I wonder if something like that is possible to recreate with TailwindCSS? piccalil.li/blog/making-...

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most interesting framework for the sixth year running, most positively viewed for the second (usual caveats apply! but, like... the people have spoken. if you're starting a new web project, use @svelte.dev)

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CSS text-box indeed is going to be awesome addition, however, it took me few minutes till I realise that it works only on Safari for now codepen.io/argyleink/fu...

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I remember when you could just buy a computer program like Microsoft Word or Photoshop and just have it on your computer forever without having to pay monthly or yearly. What a time that was

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Bi-weekly FE news. And happy Friday! :) www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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I didn't know Cloudflare even does all those things despite I'm using it for my own tiny projects. Btw, video is superb: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJtO...

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What a crazy week on my side. Finally I was able to put my CSS layout smartness in play :) Dig into crazy amount of CSS and twisted HTML but still need to dig deeper. For some reason I love those CSS challenges.

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Happy Friday! Here is my bi-weekly front-end collection. Moving over here :) Angular 19 has improved SSR, Hydration, Signals, and more. There have also been articles about Next.js, bitwise shifts, and CSS magic. www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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Happy Friday! This week's roundup brings posts about SPA, Svelte CLI, strict equality operator and the exciting adventure of Monorepo, which has a size of 178GB. For CSS World, there is a great deep dive (twice) into Container Queries and how browsers render a website www.shvarcs.com/news-archive...

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That Bluesky thing reminds me of something. I remember a similar thing I used 10 years ago, which was a good experience. Lets see how this will goes :D

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