Reading List
The most recent articles from a list of feeds I subscribe to.
Someone should build X for the web” – why not you? All you need is a GitHub account
Last week, Šime Vidas complained on Twitter that it is hard to paste a block of text on a mobile device. I proposed to use pastebin.com but that needs a lot of taps before you paste. Šime then proceeded to joke that we should create pastebinzero.com and all it needs is a full-screen textarea with […]
Edge DevTools for Visual Studio Code V2 – new browser preview with emulation and sourcemap support
The V2 version of the Microsoft Edge DevTools for Visual Studio Code extension is now live. We’ve worked hard to make the current feature set more stable and introduced new ones. Console integration Console Integration – makes it easier to use `console.log()` or interact with the document right from the developer tools. We found the […]
One million broken web sites – and a way to prevent that
Webaim.org releases an annual report called the WebAIM Million. This is a deep analysis of the one million most visited web sites how accessible they are. And every year the result is pretty grim. Across the one million home pages, 50,829,406 distinct accessibility errors were detected—an average of 50.8 errors per page. This is 1.1% […]
CSS Mirror Editing with Sourcemapped files (Sass, React…) – we need you to make it better
Using the Edge Developer Tools for VS Code extension, you can live edit files in the browser developer tools and all the changes are also happen in your source files. That way you never lose a change you did to your web projects in the developer tools. It makes tweaking a layout much more convenient […]
Quick MacOS tip: Preview as a built-in zoom lens
Today, after a decade or so of using MacOS, I realised that preview has a zoom lens built in. You can toggle it using the backtick ` key.