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Event tip:
🎨 beyond tellerrand (April 27–28)
Not just code. Talks span design, typography, creativity, engineering culture, product thinking & personal growth — broadening your view beyond day-to-day tech.
Inspiring, human, cross-disciplinary.
Event tip:
🎨 beyond tellerrand (April 27–28)
Not just code. Talks span design, typography, creativity, engineering culture, product thinking & personal growth — broadening your view beyond day-to-day tech.
Inspiring, human, cross-disciplinary.
🎟️ €349
👉 https://beyondtellerrand.com/events/dusseldorf-2026
"Being the go-to engineer is a double-edged sword" I had some pause for thought reading this article from LeadDev https://leaddev.com/culture/put-end-being-go-to-engineer #linkTuesday
I recognise myself, but also got some strategies to try.
I reached for Codepen to quickly throw something together - this is a great editor 💜 Ready to hit the ground with some JS tomorrow.
I might not add GSAP _just_ yet, as I found out about the HTML Drag and Drop API, so want to learn that quick: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTML_Drag_and_Drop_API
12 years ago I wrote about the built-in Sass colour functions that were available.
Today we can achieve the same with native CSS using color-mix() and relative colour syntax.
Un-Sass'ing My CSS: Colour Functions Without Sass
https://www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/UnSassing-my-CSS-colour-functions