@ecmascript_news @rauschma Non-commercial is such a vague term – in this case it explicitly includes ”any form of content creation” and “open-source code” – apparently no matter if it’s commercially developed or not

Interestingly they are also somewhat doing a Facebook in regards to data collection:

“if you’re using a non-commercial license, you cannot opt out of the collection of anonymous usage statistics”

Unless you pay, we will collect?

@stefan For what it's worth, yarn removed lifecycle scripts support quite some time ago, pnpm support them but under a flag or config option.
Not trying to weigh against them actually, just pointing out that they did not reached consensus.

@stefan I'll stick with yarn anyway :)

@stefan I like that it doesn't print all of the npm bs when an error occurs

@cjerrington Very cool! I’ll add myself once I’m in a stable location. Also, in your footer, perhaps you meant “Built with Eleventy," rather than “Build with Eleventy”...though I like the admonition.

@cjerrington
Oh very nice! And thanks for including me :)

@cjerrington Nice one!

I'll send a PR later today, and also add your directory to bukmark.club :)

@ulisesgascon “path-to-regexp” is now removed! It’s a performance bottleneck at high speeds. But re-creating this must’ve been very painful!

It looks like a lot of APIs were cleaned up and the router now takes promises? Anything else big?

@Meyerweb Currently in the Introduction.

One small anecdote that might be related to what you're talking about: pretty much the only times my Mom uses the camera on her cellphone is when she's visiting her parents' graves and takes photos of those graves.

As a result, she clearly dislikes Google's occasional attempts to make her watch a slide show of her recent photos.

@Meyerweb Reading the part about the fb "Year in review" feature, launched in 2014. 2014 was, and still is, the worst year of my life (nice try, 2020!), so this chapter hits hard.

@Meyerweb Thanks for reminding me. I already purchased 😃

@bw reading through it now and it's so fun!! i can't wait to share it 🥹

@bw Oh, is this like the Barebones HTML guide?

@bw Thanks Blake! I'm going to use this to teach my kid how to build a web site. Great resource.

@kristoff everyone should check out https://tildeverse.org/ some (~green i'm on) if not all give you access to shared http(s) server. I love it b/c it's preconfigured all you need to do is put your static html there. There are more services (notably neocities) that help with things like that, basic html is super easy especially when you're using vscode(codium), it should be taught at school instead of C++/Python because you really see what you're making.

@kristoff So damn good. Exactly on point about what i try to teach younger devs when they ones again jump on the next js framework monstrosity.

@leaverou If only styling the select was easier this could be useful, för example for making a toggle switch or a pure css tab-bar

@leaverou Works on FireFox, but not Chrome?

@leaverou how does it work pls

@argyleink excellent use case. It's indeed a really common use case. Thanks for sharing it. I need to catch up on all the new CSS properties 😅

Side note, nothing alarming, but your content seems to be truncated on Android Firefox. I can't scroll horizontally or zoom out to get the content.

@hexagoncircle It's lovely! Probably spent 5 minutes watchin' the loop.

New companion article about my experimentation with Web Components and password inputs: https://ryanmulligan.dev/blog/password-input-components/

@hexagoncircle Interesting use of web components, thanks for sharing! However there's a typo on the aria-cont(r)ols attribute used on the toggle component :)

@EUCommission I still have a few digital cameras at home that use *really* weird cables for charging (which are all long gone in the black wormhole where all cables go after some time). Appreciated!

@EUCommission
How will this reduce the e-waste if all devices still come with their own cable?

@EUCommission

XKCD standards cartoon

@argyleink wow thats damn pretty!

@argyleink @bramus @tomayac These browser ui adventures where the mouse hero sets out to find secrets and hidden meanings left behind by the Builders…

This is a game from fifteen years ago. 🙈💁🏻‍♂️

@stefan if you are testing with an emoji you will not get a perfect centering due to the baseline alignment.

It's one (hidden) gotcha for this new alignment: https://css-tip.com/align-content-center/