chris_hayes, 8 hours ago to design

Fun little frontend experiences.

https://www.designspells.com
#design #frontend

stvfrnzl, 14 hours ago to Astro

In case you're using it: I've updated my @astro starter template to the latest #astro version.

https://astro-naut-template.vercel.app/

Also the external link component got a small, but important update. 🤗

#WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript

antran22, 1 day ago to CSS French

Can somebody really sell me Tailwindcss. This is the 3rd time I tried it and it still doesn't click for me.

#tailwind #frontend #css

Nico3333fr, 1 day ago to random French

@protonprivacy recherche activement des devs #FrontEnd (Paris, Barcelone, Londres), sur plusieurs teams. Exemple : https://lnkd.in/eHjCG9MN

J'ai bientôt 6 ans d'expérience sur place, j'ai été sur pas mal de projets (Mail, Calendar, Signup, etc.), j'ai même occupé différents postes et dealé avec un paquet d'équipes en transverse (L10N, etc.), donc si vous hésitez à postuler ou si vous vous posez des questions, n'hésitez plus, demandez-moi :)

(en privé si vous préférez, aucun souci)

christian, 2 days ago to 11ty

I'm taking a bit more time with my #11ty starter kit upgrade.

Along with moving away from SASS/SCSS, I have decided to learn and lean into the CUBE CSS methodology once and for all 💪

I keep seeing it pop up from developers I admire and now would be a perfect time to give it a spin.

Not sure if I'll also delve into design tokens just yet 👀 but maybe.

https://cube.fyi/

#CSS #Frontend

ricmac, 2 days ago to javascript

With frontend development, is it better to start simple and build on top of standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript? Or do you need a swiss army knife framework, like Next.js or Angular? I looked at recent Vue developments and found a lot to like about its "progressive framework" approach. https://thenewstack.io/want-out-of-react-complexity-try-vues-progressive-framework/ #vue #vuejs #javascript #frontend

michalzadkowski, 2 days ago to random

Looking for a Storybook alternative that will work nicely with next.js and server-side components and _app router.
#frontend #storybook #nextjs

javedAB, 3 days ago to javascript

#people want fast-loading pages

one way to achieve this is by loading only the necessary #javascript initially

load the rest on hover or button click for a smoother experience

#webdesign #ux #coding #frontend #webdevelopment