CSS scroll-state container queries can now detect scrolling
Chrome 144 adds a CSS-only scroll direction state for lightweight UI tweaks.
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Results of the State of JavaScript 2025 survey
TypeScript goes native, Vite overtakes Webpack, and AI-assisted coding keeps climbing.
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How to dynamically install custom elements
Auto-import only the elements you actually use, and keep upgrades working after DOM changes.
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Five accessibility checks to run on every component
Essential component tests for keyboard, tokens, names, zoom, and screen readers.
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Try text scaling support in Chrome Canary
New meta element brings OS text scaling to mobile.
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Opinionated CSS reset for modern browsers
Low-specificity defaults via @layer plus modern typography and form, and media normalization.
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Stop turning everything into arrays
Lazy iterator helpers cut allocations and stop work early in UI data pipelines.
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Writing custom elements with lit-html
Light DOM components, plus signals-based state, without committing to full Lit.
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Understanding Git worktrees
Skip stashing by checking out branches in parallel folders.
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Introducing the
<geolocation>HTML elementDeclarative location requests land in Chrome 144, cutting boilerplate and improving recovery.
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Bundle size investigation. A step-by-step guide to shrinking your JavaScript
A checklist for hunting megabytes, and shipping less JS.
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Popover context menus with anchor positioning
A practical recipe for popover menus that animate, and flip to fit the viewport.