Una Kravets introduces new CSS features for animating entry effects, such as @starting-style and transition-behavior: allow-discrete, now available in major browsers.
Struggling with slow API calls? Dan Mindru walks through how he used Sentry's Trace View to shave off 22.3 seconds from an API call that handles HTTP calls, file I/O, AI generation, and DB queries. Read the blog to learn how to identify bottlenecks and more. (sponsored)
An article that explores techniques for animating SVGs exported from Figma, focusing on how to handle and split SVG paths for easier animation in CSS or code.
Heydon Pickering explores the HTML <a> element, clarifying its role as an anchor linking to resources rather than a "link," and emphasizes the importance of using descriptive text for accessibility and user experience.
A free interactive guide to learning graphics programming with WebGPU, covering basics to advanced techniques with an emphasis on practical examples and reader interaction.
Kevin Powell discusses the advantages of container queries over media queries in CSS, highlighting their ability to create responsive layouts based on container size rather than viewport size, and how they offer more precise control for designing adaptable and dynamic web interfaces.
Trail of Bits' audit of Homebrew revealed several vulnerabilities, including issues with sandboxing and CI/CD security, that could potentially allow unauthorized code execution and affect package integrity.
This article advocates for "outline speedrunning"—a method of rapidly outlining and building a project by focusing on quick execution first and perfecting later, which boosts productivity and reduces stress.
Stephanie Eckles explores how the @property at-rule in CSS enhances custom properties by allowing type definitions, inheritance control, and fallback values to prevent rendering issues from invalid inputs.
Scott Jehl explores the nuanced role of Shadow DOM in HTML Web Components, highlighting how it can enhance styling without overshadowing global CSS.
Raymond Camden explores Google's experiment with generative AI in Chrome, detailing setup challenges, initial testing with the window.ai object, and practical demos including text summarization and PDF interactions.
Carl from Creative Coding Club has shared a thread of GSAP demo examples, showcasing his Circles Study with detailed animations and tips on using GreenSock Animation Platform (GSAP).
Aadarsh Gupta has chosen to showcase all his exciting Three.js experiments in one page!
Pavel Boytchev shares an ultrashort sci-fi horror movie created with Three.js and TSL textures.
Slingcode is a personal computing platform embedded in a single HTML file, enabling you to create, run, and share web apps directly from your browser without the need for servers or internet connectivity.
