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Daniel, pined-lizard edition 2m ago

Checkout the amazing new comments system on my blog!!

It uses #ntfy as a backend and requires no JS!!

#blog #webdev #sysadmin

LupusCrystal 1h ago

My personal website is out now!
Tell me what you think about it, eh?

https://lupuscrystal.github.io

#webdev #webdevelopment #nuxt #tailwindcss

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EGR 1h ago

gamedev test assignment [day 2]

game link:
https://egrrqq.github.io/footballiro/

#webapp #web #webdev #game #gamedev #indiegame #indiedev #gamedeveloping #shorts #gab3 #f1lthy #EGRqq

EGR 1h ago

gamedev test assignment [day 1]

game link:
https://egrrqq.github.io/footballiro/

#webapp #web #webdev #game #gamedev #indiegame #indiedev #gamedeveloping #shorts #feng #EGRqq

Hika/Tām | HK★TMK 1h ago

#11ty 'fying the site. I get to use these cool-kid 88x31s now. :3 #webDev

Tom Smykowski 1h ago

PNG Spec 3.0 is here 🖼️
APNG brings smooth, full-color animations with alpha. HDR PNG adds modern color depth. Both are now official — and backward compatible.
Already supported by Chrome, Firefox & more.
🔗 https://tomaszs2.medium.com/png-specification-third-edition-released-apng-and-hdr-now-officially-standardized-c3141686f0b6
#WebDev #DesignTools #Frontend #ImageOptimization

PNG Specification Third Edition Released: APNG and HDR Now Officially Standardized

Everyone is focused now on AI and how it will improve/ruin our lives, but in this chaos, W3C offered us some stability in releasing the third edition of PNG image format. PNG image format is long…

Medium

DailyHTML 1h ago

<del>

Represents a range of text that has been deleted from a document.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Elements/del

#HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML

<del>: The Deleted Text element - HTML | MDN

The <del> HTML element represents a range of text that has been deleted from a document. This can be used when rendering "track changes" or source code diff information, for example. The <ins> element can be used for the opposite purpose: to indicate text that has been added to the document.

MDN Web Docs

Senna 🌷2h ago

the situation around using emoji on websites is interesting.

how the emoji will be rendered on a web page depends on the browser and the operating system being used to view it. some browsers ship their own emoji, while others use the emoji fonts installed on the host OS.

if you want to control how emoji look on your page across devices and browsers, you can put the emoji characters in a span with class of "emoji" and then specify an emoji font to be used for these characters. just make sure the font you're using has a COLR table, otherwise it will not work on every browser (https://caniuse.com/colr).

#webDev

COLR/CPAL(v0) Font Formats | Can I use... Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc

"Can I use" provides up-to-date browser support tables for support of front-end web technologies on desktop and mobile web browsers.

Chris Ferdinandi ⚓️3h ago

⚓️ New Article: On being a whole person https://ift.tt/3SmD18Y #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie

On being a whole person

This week, a friend shared this wonderful article from Lea Verou about the messy path we take in our paths to being our best selves. It’s full of gems, but this little bit in particular really stood at for me… Then there’s breadth. Most jobs try to box you in: PM or engineer? Scientist or practitioner? UX Researcher or designer? DevRel or standards? … It’s silly that people are forced to choose, and present themselves as less than to seem more attractive to hiring managers…