After some time, I am back with a new video: "My #Angular Stack in 2026."
I’ve taken a more opinionated stance on tools and on AI.
Let me know where you agree and where you disagree!
youtu.be/tT5xMfHb4Gg
#AI #Frontend
A little gift before we head out for the holidays: Nx 22.3 is live 🎁
🎉 Full @angular.dev 21 support: zoneless, esbuild, and Vitest out of the box
🚀 Experimental tsgo compiler: test the future of @typescriptlang.org
📝 Prettier v3 compatibility
Get all the details on our blog: nx.dev/blog/nx-22-...
Also a good extension for atlassian confluence pages.
GitHub will require a FIDO-based two-factor authentication method to publish updates to npm packages.
The company will also deprecate legacy long-lived npm tokens and roll out new ones that last only seven days.
github.blog/security/sup...
baseline status now inline on hover for css properties
New in Chrome DevTools: Instantly check CSS feature compatibility with Baseline!
Chrome DevTools now displays the Baseline status for CSS properties right in the Elements panel - Baseline gives you clear info about which web features are ready to use today.
Custom icons and Custom Open / close animations
Yeah , Here!
what a time to be alive! 🥳
me trying to write CSS while my kid has other plans
:host :has :not :focus-within
:where :first-child :is :active
:paused :state :required
Where can i get this kind of Stickers ?
On day 7 @tink.uk illustrates how good AI is at accessibility. #HTMHellAdventCalendar
htmhell.dev/adventcalend...
this looks really interesting 👀
a quick test in VoiceOver shows it's working ok. will do more testing later.
custom sliders are one of the most annoying controls to implement in an accessible way (especially on touch devices), so it's nice to see someone found a way to continue using HTML
📺 New Video: Can I build a Code Sandbox using Web Components?!?
I hadn't seen this before, so I figure someone else might be new to it as well: Anchoreum, a game for learning #CSS anchor positioning.
anchoreum.com
As of Chrome 131 you have more options to style `<details>` and `<summary>`.
You can now use of the `display` property on these elements, and also use a `::details-content` pseudo-element to style the part that expands and collapses.
developer.chrome.com/blog/styling...
Hi there 👋
