Frontend

i don't think new programmers will ever fundamentally understand front end programming ever again. the AI is too strong. if something looks off, the zoomers are just gonna reprompt instead of trying to understand the underlying logic

back in my day..

In the age of LLM slop, deeply understanding CSS fundamentals is a moat.

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React Native Developer. Experimenting with consumer apps.

Flexbox is a little overrated tbh. Would like to see more CSS Grid in the wild.

I visited that exact css tricks page so many times when I was learning web dev

One of the many things Adam Argyle was working on: CSS-native interactive carousels and scrolling UI with new pseudo elements like `::scroll-button()` and `::scroll-marker`. No JavaScript needed to manage layouts or focus/active states.

Hopefully Safari and Firefox can pick up the slack in next year’s Interop so we can all enjoy these new browser goodies.

https://chrome.dev/carousel/

With how much new syntax is being added lately, that might actually be a good thing!

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With how much new syntax is being added lately, that might actually be a good thing!

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0xe0081ed0

The horrible thing about CSS is I always forget it if I don’t use it for a while then have to relearn it

Yes, absolutely. Emphasis on the word “MVPs.”

atleast you can ship MVPs without understand CSS, thats a win for me.

have a nice day / meme here, code there @is-h80h (novice)