An outline version of the new CSS logo
CSS got a new logo! After well over a decade of using the “CSS3” badge, there’s now a new CSS logo that fits nicely next to the JS, TS and friends logo’s.
Happy new year! In December I was lucky enough to write articles for three different advent calendars: HTMHell, 12 days of web and the Fronteers Advent calendar.
CSS got a new logo! After well over a decade of using the “CSS3” badge, there’s now a new CSS logo that fits nicely next to the JS, TS and friends logo’s.
For the past 6 or so years I’ve been maintaining the electron-to-chromium
package and I realise I never wrote a blog post about it. Electron-to-chromium is an NPM package that maps Electron versions to Chromium versions so you can input e.g. Electron 32 and get back Chrome 128.
I’ve been a fan of Tejas’ podcast since he started it. He is an extremely gracious host that asks interesting questions and brings out the best in the people he has on. I was thrilled when he asked me to record an episode with him.
I was invited to the JS Party podcast to talk about all things Polypane, from the business side of things to nitty-gritty features that I’ve been working on. I had a lot of fun and I think Nick and Jerod did as well.
Use the design system you already have
A cross-platform, simple and smart autosaving scratchpad.
Go on a text adventure in Facebook Messenger.
Browser extensions that automatically fix accessibility issues.
Drag-and-drop lossless compression of PNG and JPG images for web.
Demo your (bot) interactions on Messenger.