Not active here anymore. Website maker. Author of https://xitter.cf/t.co/DL2PJFsR1w.
Joined November 2010
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I’d love to work with you if you have a project that tries to do make the world a little better. It might be about improving social lives, about our environment, about reducing stress or living healthier.
Send me a mail!
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🌲 WDRL 307 will be in your inboxes soon:
About Test Selectors in CSS, image() functions, readable typo, and speeding up JavaScript libraries.
Also now on @[email protected]
wdrl.info/archive/307
#webdev #frontend #css #js #webperf #worklife #a11y #php
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WDRL 306: Icon-Quiz, Dynamic viewports, and natural input design.
wdrl.info/archive/306
#webdev #css #frontend #projectmanagement #js
Yup! And I can say, it still works for small websites (use the chance!).
But now times are different and big projects work entirely differently today than years ago. So we should adapt in corporate context.
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Since CSS-in-JS is getting some headwind, I advise everyone to try a methodology called Block-Element-Modifier (BEM). When starting with BEM you should avoid some common mistakes. dev.to/visuellverstehen/comm…
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WDRL 305: »Free, Independent and hand-made. That’s the Internet we like.«
wdrl.info/archive/305
#webdev #css #js #javascript #worklife
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Excited for View Transitions? Here's the first demo of MPA support 🤩. Works *without* any JavaScript. With a little JS it's even fancier.
Big thanks to @jaffathecake for his work here!
Sara Molinatti shares how hand-made gifts made everything better in her family.
minimalism.com/journal/our-m…
I’ve recently wrote about the usage of the universal :where() selector. Now let’s clear up when to use :where() and when :is():
helloanselm.com/writings/css…
#css #frontend
I am open for project/freelance consultancy work at the moment.
If you need a website to be done, or consulting for your product write me.
Get more details on how I work, what I offer on my website helloanselm.com/development
#openforbusiness #openforwork #webdevelopment
We all know these endless lines of CSS selectors before the real CSS rules start in the stylesheet. I’ve not seen it much in the wild so here’s a new blog article on using the universal `:where()` selector.
anselm-hannemann.de/blog/css… #css
Are we at the point where we will have »CSS Engineer« or »CSS Developer« positions on the job market?
It would make sense and clarify things compared to »Frontend Engineer«.
helloanselm.com/writings/is-… #career #css #frontend
You can find me also on: mastodon.social/@helloanselm
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🍃 WDRL 304: New CSS, an unplugged life, and new Open Source challenges.
wdrl.info/archive/304
Glad to have published that one. Lacked a bit of motivation the past weeks but now happy to have it out there.
🍃 WDRL 304: New CSS, an unplugged life, and new Open Source challenges.
wdrl.info/archive/304
Sometimes German market rules / employee laws aren’t the worst.
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What do you wish you could easily do in CSS to style existing form control widgets? Perhaps what are your top 5 usecases / specific bits you need to visually change?
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Safari 16.1 is now available with Web Push for macOS Ventura, animated AVIF, passkeys in more places, new viewport sizes on iPadOS, hover with Apple Pencil, scroll to text fragments, screen capture improvements, and more — plus lots of fixes and polish.
webkit.org/blog/13399/webkit…
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📢 Sneak a peek! Prometheus' creators had no idea they would change how the world is monitoring applications! Don’t forget to tune in tomorrow🤩
#prometheus #100daysofcoding #100devs #coding #programming #developers #documentary #devtwitter #creativecoding #opensource #monitoring
When I was very young I thought it’s not going to last long. I was wrong.
Cyber. Space. Rocket. We love these terms, no matter how appropriate they are.
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