It supports only a subset of CSS and JS (I guess it's ES5 and and 2010-ish CSS3?). I can't figure out which modern features of my site make it freak out.
No remote debugging via USB.
JavaScript user agent doesn't identify it as a Kindle browser at all, just regular unusable gibberish (it says 'Kindle' in server headers but these I can't access in my setup).
So much for researching problems nobody except me cares about heh.
We have lots of tools to check websites for webperf optimization, SEO optimization,… But I don't see much a11y tools to check your website for accessibility issues.
How can you learn and improve if you have nothing to check that what you are doing is correct or bad ? #a11y#frontend
In my image palettization quest I realized how much one can do with just a couple of colours. I hope I don't get carried away and add semi-transparent backgrounds of various opacities to all elements in the #ONI frontend. :D
As a front-end engineer, I really feel like I am getting it from both sides right now.
Figma's released a new toolset that has designers convinced we can just copy and paste the CSS it generates into our apps, so isn't it so much simpler? How can we work this into our workflow?
I'm loosing my mind, trying to get backdrop-filter: blur() to work properly in Chromium browsers...
Now I've gotten as far as creating a pseudo element ::before my menu and blurring that (as everything else is transparent). But when I do the same for my submenu, it doesn't blur!
Works perfectly in Safari and Firefox... (But it worked there without the pseudo thing as well.)
Werden #KI-Tools wie #ChatGPT#FrontendDeveloper überflüssig machen? Man könnte es glauben, wenn man einzelne, sehr spezifische Ergebnisse sieht. Ich glaube aber, dass #Frontend-#Entwickler auch in absehbarer Zukunft benötigt werden, sie aber sehr mächtige Tools an die Hand bekommen werden.
How do you keep up-to-date with new #html releases? I've done some research but I couldn't find a website where I would get a notification once a new release is out.
Should I just sign up to the #mdn#newsletter? Usually I notice because the awesome developers in my bubble write about it. Any help and boosts appreciated! 🙌
Does anyone know a good cli-based #PKM solution for #Linux. I love tools like #logseq and #obsidianmd, but I am not able to find any CLI based #frontend for them, to streamline my #workflow. I am thankful for any suggestion you have.
Latest Mastodon Bird UI 2.0.0rc adds proportions for the new copy icon in profiles. Often times the icons seem too big in relation to each other in the default UI.
Please note v2.0.0rc is only supported by the bleeding edge (main/v4.3.0-alpha.0), it's a pre-release for the upcoming major Mastodon version.
Here's a full page screenshot of the (soon to be cancelled) "Accessible Overlays" panel by the #iaap at #ZeroProject conference, in case you need this for your archive.
I do, cause I have an article coming up where I mention this and I'll need the proof. 😅 Screenshot was taken with #ArcBrowser and I'm a heavy user of this feature!
Honest question: can anyone think of a legitimate use case for this? I’m sure they exist, I just haven ever experienced a feeling of ‘huh, I wish I could open a full screen popup now’
✨ Turn on document.designMode for in-browser spell-checking
Design mode essentially turns every element into a contenteditable region, which enables spelling and grammar checking and is also useful for experimenting with text changes
You know you are a #frontend#developer when you have way too many #browsers (all with different themes you can you tell what is what) just so you test things from multiple accounts simulatneously...
Anyone found a better soution to this little game?
Searched the internet for tips on using #Django with #Svelte, hoping specifically for guidance on incorporating Svelte components into Django templates. The first result is an article telling me how to ignore Django templates completely, move all #frontend development to #JavaScript in the form of an SPA, and turn my #backend into a REST #API. Turns out, things can depress you even when they're not surprising.
I built this POC to demonstrate how I'd use CustomEvents to implement Signals. Please criticize my approach and tell me why I need a native browser API for this.