"Building like it's 1984: Scrollbars in web applications" https://
UX Design, UI Design & Front-end Development. Technically a cyborg.
Great use of CSS variables to set inheritable aspect ratio styles!
"Building a combined CSS-aspect-ratio-grid" https://
Giving this a go, as I'm already using Hyper-V with some guest OS' on this machine I had to fiddle with the Virtualbox settings to get the installer going, but it seems to be working‼
"Push-button installer of macOS Catalina, Mojave, and High Sierra guests in Virtualbox for Windows, Linux, and macOS" https://
⌚ Lots of information about 7 segment displays, and some alternative designs
https://
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Q1K3 – An homage to Quake in 13kb of JavaScript
Play it: https://
Starting a bunch of these sounds at once beats white noise, hands down!
I suppose as a Jekyll/Github Pages user I've grown used to the levels of redundancy afforded by using the platform, and it's pretty neat for my development process to be so transparent (if anybody is bothered to look!)
If you're using Github and have a good number of followers, you also get a bit of syndication for free in the form of your commits showing up on your followers' timelines.
The only downside I've found is that I tend to have multiple drafts, on multiple clones of my blog repository across multiple machines, and I tend to lose stuff if I don't finish writing and publish in a timely manner!
Looking forward to trying this!
It's time to renew #3DS #emulation
https://
Excited to see that @LazyDevsAcademy@twitter has started a new #pico8 #indiedev #gamedev #pico8hero series. This time it's to make your own shmup!
Parts 1 and 2:
It's 2022 and #CSS :only-child isn't aware of text nodes?
I'm trying to select an image that is the only direct descender of an element, with no text node siblings, e.g.:
<div><img /></div>
Not
<div>Hello<img />World</div>
div img:only-child will select this img in both cases, as will div img:first-child and div img:last-child
Am I missing something?
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@m2m I think not. I've also been resisting the compulsion to wrap `code` with backticks! 😅
, May 04 2022 via indieweb.social
@omgmog Because that'd quickly became a pain as HTML often has whitespace (which are also text nodes) between elements:
...
Nobody wants to deal with that.
, May 05 2022 via mstdn.io
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Amazing! 😍🕹
Porting Zelda Classic to the Web https://
hoten.cc/ blog/ porting-zelda-classic-to-the-web/
I've been fiddling with my #Known instance (https://
Another couple of evening and it'll hopefully match my site design more!
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@[email protected] Glad to see others using Known and using it to syndicate to Mastodon!
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Alright, looks as if I've got this Known thing working!
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@omgmog Never heard of this before, what does it do differently than the webmention.io tech stack?
, May 02 2022 via fedi.pimoore.ca
@pete It's not a replacement for (all of) it.
My current blog setup is Jekyll/github pages, with brid.gy to collect most mentions from social media and webmention.io to handle caching/serving of the mentions. With a self-rolled script to render them.
My end goal is to have all of my data on my own server.
With Known (https://
, May 02 2022 via indieweb.social
@omgmog Very interesting, thanks for sharing that!
, May 02 2022 via fedi.pimoore.ca
@omgmog I never stumble on a case like this, probably because I have a compulsion not to leave a text node untagged. In your second example I would have had:
HelloWorld
And, off-topic: do we have markdown in Mastodon? I had to refrain from wrapping the above code within ``
Minutes to Midnight, May 04 2022 via indieweb.social