over a year ago, i gave a talk at the xoxo conference about a mural, a mcdonald’s, and a man. (but it was also secretly about life, and legacy, and meaning.)
finally, i’m blogging the full story, with behind-the-scenes details, and a video of the talk.
enjoy. cabel.com/wes-cook-and...
Hi Emelia, which issues in particular are blocking you? Happy to take a look.
Woah, such a cool idea!
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The HTML Standard is unlikely to add more HTML entities so the current version is probably close to final anyhow. As you noted, I’m not actively maintaining `he` right now, but the code that’s out there is tested and works (modulo the open issues).
I saw that, but the example I gave uses Array.prototype.entries (not Object.entries).
Loving the interactive demos!
In the `buildList` example, there’s no need to stop using `for-of` just to get access to the index. Try:
for (const [index, item] of items.entries()) {
output.push(`Item ${index + 1}: ${items[index]}`);
}
Smaller diff, might be easier to follow. WDYT?
That sucks :( I’m really sorry to hear
Cheers!
Cool project! What do you think about enabling the RegExp `v` flag for the `stylepattern`, to more closely match the `pattern` attribute? github.com/keithclark/r...
CSS uses a complex algorithm to decide how to animate transforms. If you get it wrong, as many folks do, you end up with an unnatural animation.
Here's how it works, and how to avoid the pitfalls.
jakearchibald.com/2025/animati...
This makes no sense whatsoever. I’m really sorry, Ron.
Woah, blast from the past! Bedankt om te laten weten, made my day :)
This is devastating. I’m so sorry, dude
We miss you already, Jecelyn! Thanks for everything you’ve done for the Web! ❤️
Woah, this is so dope! Congratulations!
Another reason `pattern` should not be used *just* to replace `step` is keyboard accessibility. Try pressing the up/down arrow on the step=0.01 example.
yes and yes!
Drawing of expanded view of the GPU and CPU, with explanations for both and a brief description of how they coordinate
✍️ I did an explainer on the CPU and GPU and how they coordinate tasks between them.
Going to a series on rendering💥
The extra options appear when DevTools is opened. Works on right-click too.
Only Windows does. Linux and macOS use 1000-based units. goo.gle/devtools-si has an overview of some more software.
Agreed.
Personally, I consistently use “MB” and the like to refer to SI units (based on powers of 10), and “MiB” & friends for units based on powers of 2.
You seem to want “100 MiB”, which is unambiguous.
Here's the new 2025 reset.css:
h1 { margin-block: 0.67em; font-size: 2em; }
Thank you for adopting this on all your sites!
See github.com/whatwg/html/...
I’m so sorry 😔
I think this might be the eventual solution: bsky.app/profile/mths...
www.unicode.org/reports/tr58... aims to standardize a solution for minimally escaping a URL for text consumption while taking into account security considerations. Once that happens, it would be nice to amend the URL Standard with a new URL#toText method or similar that implements this algorithm.
In case helpful, I wrote about this a while back: mathiasbynens.be/notes/css-es... and built a tool showing how to escape any character for use in different CSS-like contexts: mothereff.in/css-escapes
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