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| Website | https://ash.gd |
| GitHub | https://github.com/juice49 |
| Codepen | https://codepen.io/ash |
The CSS Working Group released the first Public Working Draft for the CSS Values and Units Module Level 5. It describes the common values and units that CSS properties accept and the syntax used for them, and it comes with some interesting new features. A review of some new functions and values that you will see in CSS (hopefully soon) :: Blog post at Alvaro Montoro's Personal Website.
To achieve this, I first needed to create a Tree-sitter grammar to parse GROQ. This means Zed understands the actual structure of your GROQ code; if you open the syntax tree view, you can see how each part of it is parsed.
In the future, the Zed extension could use its knowledge of the syntax tree to do useful things like exposing landmarks in GROQ to Zed's outline navigator.
Excellent episode of devtools.fm, with guest Johannes Schickling discussing Effect (http://effect.website), local-first apps, and lots of other interesting things like profiling TS types.
Panic's Nova code editor has an awesome built in syntax inspector. Super helpful if you're building a syntax grammar extension.
Also, I love Zed, but I'd forgotten how great Nova looks.