Yet Another Newsletter LOL: Have a seat

Another week, another newsletter. Let’s get to it!

Around the Web permalink

Steph, who is amazing, drops some well-supported modern CSS features. Check ‘em out/try them out if you haven’t already!

💜 A few of my favorite well-supported modern CSS features:

- :is()/:where()
- ::marker
- :focus-visible
- aspect-ratio
- custom properties
- clamp()/min()/max()
- scroll-margin-top|bottom
- outline-offset
- text-underline-offset
- everything about CSS grid
- gap in flexbox (!)

— Stephanie Eckles (@5t3ph) May 10, 2022

Stripe open sources Markdoc

Markdoc is a powerful, flexible, Markdown-based authoring framework.

From personal blogs to massive documentation sites, Markdoc is a content authoring system that grows with you.

markdoc.io

Hello page transitions API! This is experimental and only available in Chrome Canary at the moment, but exciting nonetheless.

Looking for a new coding font? Check out the replies to Rachel’s Tweet!

What's your fave monospace font?

— React Nabors ~ back in black (@rachelnabors) May 13, 2022

Fun Stuff permalink

Finally! Pizza people can sit down.

Printed some chairs for the lil pizza tables pic.twitter.com/qU4176EmE0

— Sky (@docentdemagogue) May 4, 2022

Words of Wisdom for the Week permalink

Hype your friends up

— Scott Hanselman (@shanselman) May 14, 2022

Shameless plugs permalink

I’m back on the streaming scene! It’s been an intense break between switching roles and onboarding, but I’m back! I got to hand out with Anthony from the RedwoodJS core team to a=talk about all things RedwoodJS!

I wrote a post about my new job!

Ecosystem and Frameworks: My Role at Netlify - Just Some Dev

I’m curious what frontend frameworks you’re all interested in these days? Powerful meta frameworks…

www.iamdeveloper.com

If you weren’t aware, I run a community at vscodetips.com. If you’re a fan of VS Code, check it out! Thanks for showing the love Forem and friends!

It's a happy day over here when we get to highlight the dedication to community & considerable knowledge that @nickytonline possesses.

Read this post from @bendhalpern to learn why you should check out @vscodetips: Nick's VS @code-focused #Forem.https://t.co/Pg0JFmMxvT

— Forem (@forem) May 12, 2022

"Call to action for all VS Code users!" by @bendhalpern #DEVCommunity https://t.co/U43YNVLgA6

This is a great initiative from @nickytonline - the more I use @code the more I want to skill up and become more productive. Didn't realize there was a Forem for this. 🎉

— @nitya@fosstodon.org (@nitya) May 12, 2022