A Well-Known Links Resource - Jim Nielsen’s Blog
I really like this experiment that Jim is conducting on his own site. I might try to replicate it sometime!
Link archive: August 22nd, 2022
Using :has() as a CSS Parent Selector and much more | WebKit
A terrific tour of just some of the fantastic ways you can use :has() in CSS.
The section on using it with sibling selectors blew my mind:
How often have you wanted to adjust the margins on a headline based on the element following it? Now it’s easy. This code allows us to select any h2 with a p immediately after it.
h2:has(+ p) { margin-bottom: 0; }Amazing.
The web is a harsh manager - daverupert.com
Dave laments the increasing number of complex jobs involved in front-end (or “full-stack”) development.
But whereas I would just leave at that, Dave does something constructive and points to a potential solution—a corresponding increase of more thinsliced full-time roles like design engineering, front-end ops, and CSS engineering.