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Wednesday, 11 November 2026

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    Creating Diagrams and Graphs Using Modern CSS

    The final part of the connectors series: dynamic connections that pick the closest sides, static connections that always leave from the same edge, and some bendy, zig-zag, and spring connectors, all built with anchor positioning, border-shape, shape(), and if().

Tuesday, 10 November 2026

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    My Interop 2027 Picks

    What web platform features are we all wishing for perfect cross-browser interoperability next year?

Monday, 9 November 2026

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    TanStack AI’s Sandbox API

    Part 3 of this intro to TanStack AI covers the Sandbox API: spinning up a remote sandbox on Vercel or Railway, running Claude Code inside it with GitHub access, and having it clone your repo, add a feature, and open a pull request.

Friday, 6 November 2026

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    true or false in CSS

    CSS doesn’t have a boolean type, but it does have the true and false keywords. Register a custom property that only accepts them, flip it with :has(), and container style queries turn messy :checked selector combinations into readable conditions.

Wednesday, 4 November 2026

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    Data Access Testing With @testcontainers

    Testing data access code has always been awkward: unit tests want to be fast and isolated, and a real database is neither. With Docker and @testcontainers you can spin up a throwaway Postgres inside your Vitest suite, push your Drizzle schema into it, and verify that your real insert and query code round-trips correctly.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026

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    Multi-Column Different-Speed Scrolling

    Scroll-Driven Animations can step in and make scrolling feel different even if you aren't actually interfering with the actual page scroll.

Monday, 2 November 2026

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    Overriding Heading Levels With the headingoffset HTML Attribute

    The new headingoffset HTML attribute lets you bump a heading’s level up by adding to it, which is handy when a component’s h1 needs to be an h2 somewhere else. Here’s how the math works, how to reset it, how to style the result with :heading(), and where aria-level fits in.

Friday, 30 October 2026

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    Two Circles, One Connection, and border-shape

    Swapping the clip-path arrow from the previous article for border-shape and shape(), we can connect two draggable circles with fancy curved lines that stay perfectly aligned.

Thursday, 29 October 2026

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    Useful @custom-media Presets

    Custom media queries let you name and reuse media queries the way custom properties do for values. Here’s a set of drop-in @custom-media presets for input mechanisms, breakpoints, and true HDR, plus a container style query version of each that works in every browser today.

Wednesday, 28 October 2026

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    How I Used Claude Code to Speed Up My Shell Startup by 95%

    I like the idea of "Please suggest 10 improvements to my ~/.zshrc" as a prompt (John Lindquist). Nick Taylor wrote up all the stuff it found for him and got nearly a second back for every fresh terminal opened.

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