JSDoc as the ideal typing tool for JavaScript
JSDoc as the ideal typing tool for JavaScript and a simpler alternative to TypeScript.
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What’s new in Chrome 143
New CSS features, WebGPU upgrades, and XSLT deprecation.
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Non-square image blur extensions in CSS
How to pad portrait and landscape images with blurred edges using modern CSS.
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Top layer troubles: popover vs dialog
Why toast popovers can float above dialogs yet stay unreachable, and how to fix the top-layer trap.
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Using CSS to fix the irradiation illusion
Tuning variable font grade so dark mode text keeps the same visual weight and layout.
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Build your own SPA router with URLPattern
Learn to wire URLPattern, web components, and History API into a tiny vanilla JS SPA router.
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Dialog and popover: layered UI patterns
Built-in layered UI with focus, top layer, and animations handled for you.
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Brand new layouts with CSS subgrid
How nested grids share tracks and unlock smarter cards and pricing tables.
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Performance monitoring for web components
Using the User Timing API to track real-world component performance
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popoverattribute in practiceCovers implicit anchors, auto vs manual vs hint modes, and JS control for accessible popovers.
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Testing HTML Light DOM web components is easier than expected
How Light DOM, Lit, and Testing Library made a legacy app’s web components testable.
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Perfecting Baseline for real-world web use
How Baseline is evolving from a simple support label into a richer decision tool.