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by css_apologist 10mo ago
i remember making the switch from atom to vscode felt so cold i can’t explain what, it wasn’t just the colour scheme atom was objectively worse on performance and a few other things i forget, but it felt so good to use
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
> last 3+ decades realistically, I'm around 35 ah yes, the formative years of 5-15 spent in 1-1 with my manager has drastically shaped my life & experience /s
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
holy shit that automatic colour scheme example is amazing also didn't know about the more options in color-mix, it worked 90% of the time in a project i was using, but looked terrible a few times. I think with a different colour space
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
I've used these things. IME, nowadays it's not worth the bundle size to bring in these libraries. map/filter seems quite optimized, {...obj} is fast since its only shallow. Yes it does come down to practices vs better librari
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
although this article does get me thinking of documenting the “patterns” i use, and why.
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
this site reads like its 2017 its low quality, breadth but no depth more important is to deeply understand the basics of working with immutable data. try writing applications with no for loops or forEach (and actually use the array methods
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
a lot of these are misleading, or ungrounded see the prototype, and observable pattern they explain the basic concept, but in the only way you would never use it in real life
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
Similar to knowing when to call it quits as a director, i see lifespan the same I much prefer a beautiful arc to a drawn out, translucent life your comment reeks of fear of fear of death, a yearning for permanent enlightenment, and an inabi
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
HUGE - finally can style <select> - generalized attr() - if() & function - can open dialog & popover w/o js CSS is having it's ES6 moment rn