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by claviska 3y ago
Check out Web Test Runner [0]. It uses Puppeteer to test in real browsers and is easy to setup. I test in Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit concurrently. [0] https://modern-web.dev/docs/test-runner/overview/
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by claviska 3y ago
The goal is to handle as much accessibility as possible with smart defaults and by making it easy for users to get right. Currently, all aria stuff is handled internally the components. For example, look at <sl-input> and you’ll see t
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by claviska 3y ago
Creator of Shoelace [0] here. As someone who’s built multiple design systems and component libraries, I assure you that unstyled (or “headless”) components are often much more time consuming and painful to adopt than those with good default
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by claviska 4y ago
Years ago, I stupidly got rid of my entire South Park DVD collection because they were on Netflix. Until they eventually weren’t. Chris was right.
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by claviska 4y ago
This started when people discovered they could style <input type=checkbox> to look like a switch with pure CSS. (And, as a component library author, I can confirm it continues because we, perhaps lazily, don’t bother implementing the
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by claviska 4y ago
Huge plus one for Proraso. Absolutely the best shave of my life.
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by claviska 4y ago
I’ve done this for a long time now. One keypad in front and another in back. I proactively change the batteries once a year. I also have a keypad for the garage. I haven’t carried a house key in years.
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by claviska 4y ago
I appreciate the concept, but I can’t help but feel that the page is loading and getting “stuck” as I fill out the form. Probably a result of the many top bar-style page loaders, but still feels a bit awkward.
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by claviska 4y ago
I appreciate the intent, and I understand that many people will do the wrong thing so this was probably an attempt to get such folks to actually read and adhere to the TOS, but the obnoxious consent dialog with a mandatory countdown turned
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by claviska 4y ago
The author mentions: > I miss Away Messages. This nostalgia is layered in abstraction; I probably miss the newness of the internet of the 1990s, and I also miss just being … away. The difference is that Slack has a mobile app so when you
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by claviska 4y ago
Some of the best experiences of my childhood were learning how to code, which ultimately turned into a career that has opened up more opportunities and experiences than I would have known otherwise.
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by claviska 4y ago
Came here to say this. The fake, automated voices are awful and make me immediately turn the video off.
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by claviska 4y ago
Similar story, but with tea. I used to dump sugar into it but eventually I just stopped. Now I have plain black tea every morning. I really can’t stand drinking it with sugar now. I also ditched soda (except for an occasional mixed drink) a
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by claviska 4y ago
They are both DOMTokenLists so parts look a lot like classes. The difference is parts are used in a shadow root to expose internal elements for styling. I’ve written a bit about CSS parts here: https://www.abeautifulsite.net&#x2F
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by claviska 4y ago
This is false. It does not replace the entire string, but uses a template literal to identify which changes need to be made before selectively updating the DOM. This video is a few years old, but the core concepts remain the same. https:&
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by claviska 4y ago
If you’re using a shadow root, look into CSS Custom Properties which poke through it and the HTML part attribute as well as its corresponding CSS :part() selector.
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by claviska 5y ago
Yes. I don’t pull out a magnifying glass when I’m looking for my lost keys, but I know instantly what that icon means when it appears on a screen. As for floppies, it seems the new generation typically has no idea what they are, but they qu
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by claviska 5y ago
As a [small] SaaS owner, I immediately refund, cancel, and block the user from reactivating their account until they reach out to me. In more than 10 years, I’ve seen less than a dozen “accidental” chargebacks. Most are from users who are t
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by claviska 5y ago
A bounty incentivizes people — bad actors included — to responsibly disclose critical bugs. It has the side effect of luring in good actors to find them, but the cost remains negligible compared to the damage they might cause otherwise.
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by claviska 5y ago
Another absolute legend. As a kid, I’d listen to Bat Out of Hell on an old cassette tape. As an adult, I have an entire playlist of his music. Meat Loaf has quite a catalog, but his collaborations with Jim Steinman are like nothing else.
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by claviska 5y ago
> The only thing that's been annoying is that jQuery ignores the difference between querySelector and querySelectorAll, and just treats any operation done on a jQuery selection as if it were mapping a function to each item in a list
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by claviska 5y ago
Valid custom elements must also contain a dash.
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by claviska 5y ago
I used to do a fresh Windows install once or twice a year for various reasons. I switched to Mac about 10 years ago and I rarely mess with the OS aside from the usual updates. I have done fresh installs on older MacBooks before I sell them,
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by claviska 5y ago
Proud to share that I got the word “balls” in 15 guesses.
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by claviska 5y ago
*please be neat
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Flash of Undefined Custom Elements (fouce)(abeautifulsite.net)
2 points by claviska 5y ago|0 comments
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by claviska 5y ago
Using a CDN is convenient, but entirely optional. You can host it yourself with the same effect. For open source web projects, a public CDN is a vital tool that lets users try a project with minimal investment. That it’s used by so many peo
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Shoelace: More than 50 custom HTML elements that work with all frameworks(shoelace.style)
2 points by claviska 5y ago|2 comments
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by claviska 5y ago
I use a similar system, albeit organized through Bear for macOS/iOS. But organization aside, it’s just text in a couple key “files” that I can quickly and easily update. They sync from my laptop to my phone so I can jot ideas down any
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by claviska 5y ago
I sympathize with this. But as an open source author, I encourage folks to at least occasionally sponsor some of the FOSS packages they heavily rely on. I love open source, but I also pay for apps and services that provide me with more valu

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