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Frontend Developer

Sydney
Joined February 2010
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a deep dive on the internals of htmx, how event listeners get hooked up, requests are sent, responses are processed, etc i don't want htmx to just be open source, i want you to be able to understand, debug & rewrite it youtube.com/watch?v=javGxN-h…
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Meet Material Web 1.0, complete with light and accessible Material Components. Here's what's coming next: ✅ Accessibility updates ✅ TSX support ✅ Expanded tokens ✅ And more! Check it out → goo.gle/47OV336
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For the web components folks: Firefox made it. 🎉 Declarative shadow DOM is shipping in 123 (released Feb 20). 💪
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Need a reminder of just how much CSS is super powerful and brand new just in the last... about a year? (Some a bit older, browser support varies from super solid to just one browser.)
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Don't miss @dunchunter "HTMX: Why You Don't Always Need a SPA Framework" at #NDCSydney. #Earlybird offer ends Friday, November 10! #Web #UX #Developer ow.ly/UY8Q50Q3j82
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Forms: the true backbone of web apps 💪 But getting forms and web components to play well together has historically been tricky, until now 🎉 Say hello Form Association, a new way to bring forms and web components together 🤝
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Sonik - Hono and Vite -based framework - now supports: hono/jsx, Preact, React, and Solid! enables SSR and Islands hydration. github.com/yusukebe/sonik
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🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT TIME 🚨 We're thrilled to share that Stencil V4.0 is finally here! This release removes a few deprecated APIs and sets Stencil up for a bright future ✨ Get the details below 👇 ionic.link/42YNB2H
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Completed the Halvvattern 150km as part of the @NDC_Conferences team. Thanks to @fekberg for loaning me his back wheel for quite a bit of it. That average speed is partly his work.
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Cooooool! Hono works on Express!
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Three cheers for Stencil v3.3 🎉 This release brings some great new features to Stencil: 📝 Support for TypeScript v5.0 🤖 Support for Puppeteer v20 💻 Support for Node v20 Get the full release notes below 👇 ionic.io/blog/announcing-ste…
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Did you know popovers are about to land in stable Chrome?! I just wrote a post all about how to use them 😁 Popovers give you a lot for free: - top layer promotion - light-dismiss behavior - focus management - accessible keyboard bindings Learn more ⬇️ developer.chrome.com/blog/in…
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Today's first announcement. The Node.js Server Adapter v1.0.0 is now released! It doesn't rely on external libraries for polyfilling, but instead, it uses only Node.js's Native Web Standard APIs! github.com/honojs/node-serve…
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📣Lit 3.0 is coming! Try the pre-release today📣 Get an early look at Lit 3.0, our first major release since Lit 2.0 two years ago. If you run Lit 2.x with no deprecation warnings, this should be a seamless upgrade! Read more and try the prerelease here: lit.dev/blog/2023-05-15-lit-…
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Super excited to see that NgRx ComponentStore has passed 200K/week in downloads! 🤩📈
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Today at #GoogleIO we launched Baseline. Working alongside other browsers, we're keen to improve the developer experience of working on the web, to bring clarity to what is available now and what is still experimental. Find out more web.dev/baseline/
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I have mixed feelings on Tailwind. - It’s an elegant solution to a bunch of different problems. - It’s an obvious choice due to its popularity. - From a design system perspective, I’d prefer consumers use components, not CSS. - Otherwise, I’d want class usage to be type safe.
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