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Fixing Web Components
A list of mini-proposals for making the features that constitute Web Components more useful
Detecting support for length division in calc()
Detecting support for length division in calc(), when @supports doesn't work
Serving atomic CSS well
Strategies for shipping atomic CSS for websites large and small
Either, Tailwind is CSS-in-JS ...
... or, StyleX isn't
Revisiting the Wishlist for Safari in 2025
What Safari got in 2025
Either, Tailwind is CSS-in-JS ...
... or, StyleX isn't
New enum syntax for TypeScript
A proposal for new enum syntax for TypeScript
Is Apple Avoiding Marketshare?
Is Apple intentionally avoiding a dominant marketshare in the smartphone market?
The Wishlist for Safari in 2025
What Safari still needs
Thoughts on Tailwind 4
Some thoughts on the latest Tailwind release
To understand React Server Components you need to understand referential transparency
The easiest way to understand RSCs, understand referential transparency
There is no best framework
Before you start debating whether React is better than Vue, or Angular is better than Svelte, remember that there is no best framework.
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The Imperfect Solution
From the Archive: Defending Tailwind. Despite its flaws.
Swift is a more convenient Rust
From the Archive: Thoughts on Swift, while learning Rust
Shadow DOM considered harmful
From the archive: Why Shadow DOM is a bad idea
What do Web Components do?
From the archive: What is the feature set of Web Components?
Replacing Eval with a Web Worker
From the archive: Using a web worker instead of eval()
Object Getters and Setters and the many gotchas
From the archive: Learning about ES6 getters and setters
Creating Magic with Object.create()
From the archive: Using Object.create() in ES6
Using Handlebars.js with Sails.js
Exploring how to use Handlebars.js within a Sails.js project
Why Gulp.js is awesome, and how to use it with Sails.js
From the archive: An introduction to using Gulp