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Sumptuous stroked text in CSS
You can create stroked text in CSS, but it is unwieldy. I submitted a proposal to Interop 2025 to improve this feature. Give it a vote! 👍
Google is now an exclusive catalog
Google was a comprehensive search engine. It has become an exclusive catalog.
Eleventy - Zero JS charts
It’d be cool to be able to sprinkle in some charts to your website easily. And without a lick of client-side JavaScript.
Eleventy - Is it time to upgrade to version 3?
Version three of Eleventy has some exciting new features. It is now in beta pre-release. Is it time to upgrade?
- Published on LogRocket
Svelte adoption guide: Overview, examples, and alternatives
Let’s discuss Svelte’s history and key features, why you might choose it for your next project, and what sets it apart from other frameworks.
Third-party embeds: script embed vs iframe embed. Which should you choose?
I will compare the 2 main methods of embedding third-party content in a website and outline some best practices.
- Published on LogRocket
Improve text flow and balance with the CSS text-wrap property
Discover how the recent CSS text-wrap values,
balance
andpretty
, handle the tedious work of optimizing text layouts. How to create a slick CSS animation from The Fall Guy
The title sequence for The Fall Guy involves an animation of a man falling - a very literal depiction of the title! Let’s see how we can make it with CSS.
Responsive video - How can we reduce the size of video content served?
How can we reduce the size of video content served? How do you load the best fit video for a device - not too big, not too small?
- Published on LogRocket
Dynamic CSS animations with the linear() easing function
Implement more dynamic CSS animations with the
linear()
easing functions, and explore the role that other easing functions play in animations.