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28 Aug, 05:15
In-N-Out Animation using sibling-index() sibling-index() with transitions and @starting-style to animate dynamically added, removed, and repositioned elements with minimal JavaScript.blog.master.devIn-N-Out Animation using sibling-index()Temani mimics a View Transition by placing items using their index and translations. The placement calculation change when the index changes, which is an animation opportunity!Frontend Info
27 Aug, 05:15
Balancing flex items with flex-wrap: balance flex-wrap: balance to distribute wrapped flex items more evenly without breakpoint-specific layout fixes. #cssIshadeedBalancing flex items with flex-wrap: balanceA look at how flex items wrap and how to balance them across lines.Frontend Info
19 Aug, 05:15
Storybook tutorial: build and test UI components in isolation Use Storybook to develop React components in isolation and test their states, interactions, accessibility, and CI behavior.FlaviocopesStorybook tutorial: build and test UI components in isolationUse Storybook with React to develop components in isolation, model loading and error states, test interactions and accessibility, and run CI.Frontend Info
11 Aug, 05:15
The CSS lh unit Use the lh unit to size and space elements relative to their computed line height.IshadeedThe CSS lh unitA look at the CSS line height unit and how it works.Frontend Info
31 Jul, 05:15
Props, Composers, and Providers: the composition pattern ladder we use at Orus Choose progressively more powerful React composition patterns only when simpler prop-based APIs stop scaling #reactOrus Engineering BlogProps, Composers, and Providers: the composition pattern we're converging on | Orus Engineering BlogOur frontend has grown fast. Along the way we accumulated props drilled several layers deep to reach one leaf, components that fetch data, hold state, and render markup at once, and rows steered by a growing pile of props.Frontend Info
30 Jul, 05:16
Rebuilding FIFA Standings Layout with CSS Subgrid Use CSS Grid and subgrid to recreate a responsive tournament bracket without restructuring the markup. #cssIshadeedRebuilding FIFA Standings Layout with CSS SubgridA look at how to rebuild the FIFA standings layout by using CSS grid, subgrid, and more.Frontend Info
23 Jul, 06:19
All this week articles at Frontend Info #27 Fetch needs error codes, staggered animations in CSSSubstackFrontend Info #27 Fetch needs error codes, staggered animations in CSSDo we still need build tools?Frontend Info
14 Jul, 05:15
Scroll-Driven Animations: Opposing Scroll Directions Create opposing scroll animations with CSS scroll-driven animations instead of JavaScript. #css #animation1,510Open in TelegramFrontend Info
6 Jul, 05:15
I let React Compiler handle memoization: Here’s what actually broke React Compiler removes most manual memoization but still requires opt-outs for libraries and patterns it can’t safely optimize. #reactLogRocket BlogI let React Compiler handle memoization: Here's what actually broke - LogRocket BlogLearn how to migrate a production Next.js app to React Compiler v1.0, including real breakages with React Hook Form, useMemo, useCallback, and DevTools tips.1,800Open in TelegramFrontend Info
2 Jul, 05:15
Modern CSS theming Build flexible light, dark, and custom themes using modern CSS variables and color features. #cssUna.imModern CSS theming with light-dark(), contrast-color(), and style queriesCombine three new CSS features to build fully adaptive themed components.Frontend Info
1 Jul, 05:15
What are Git worktrees and why should I use them? Use Git worktrees to work on multiple branches simultaneously. #toolsThe GitHub BlogWhat are git worktrees, and why should I use them?Git worktrees have been around since 2015, but it wasn't until recently they became popular. Learn what they are, how to use them, and why you might.Frontend Info
30 Jun, 05:15
How to Evaluate an npm Package - 2026 Edition Use a repeatable checklist to evaluate npm packages beyond download counts by verifying provenance, maintenance, and supply-chain security. #toolsGaborkoosHow to Evaluate an npm Package - 2026 EditionStars and downloads tell you about popularity, not safety. Here's a practical checklist for evaluating an npm package's security, reliability, and long-term maintenance in 2026.Frontend Info
22 Jun, 07:11
Everything you need to know about Sourcemaps Source maps improve debugging but can unintentionally expose your original source code if shipped publicly. #toolsNeciu DanEverything you need to know about SourcemapsSourcemaps unlock some observability benefits but might expose your codebase. Check out how they work, and how to protect yourself.Frontend Info
2 Jun, 06:37
CSS vs JavaScript for animations Compare CSS and JavaScript animation approaches and choose based on control, performance, and complexity needs. #js #cssJoshwcomeauCSS vs. JavaScript • Josh W. ComeauThere are a bunch of JavaScript animation libraries out there, and you might have wondered whether there’s a performance cost compared to traditional CSS transitions and keyframe animations. In this blog post, we’ll compare the same animation across several…Frontend Info
29 May, 05:15
Moving away from Tailwind - and learning to structure my CSS A practical reflection on replacing utility-first styling with more structured and maintainable CSS architecture. #cssJulia EvansMoving away from Tailwind, and learning to structure my CSSHello! 8 years ago, I wrote excitedly about discovering Tailwind.Frontend Info
28 May, 05:15
What’s new in Chrome at I/O 2026 Highlights new Chrome platform features and tooling updates announced at Google I/O 2026.Chrome for Developers15 updates from Google I/O 2026: Powering the agentic web with new capabilities, tools, and features in Chrome | Blog | Chrome…Learn about the key announcements from Google I/O 2026.Frontend Info
27 May, 05:15
600 million people write right-to-left: 2 fixes your app needs Support RTL layouts properly by fixing directional assumptions and mirrored interface behavior.evilmartians.com600+ million people write right-to-left: 2 fixes your app needs—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blogArabic, Hebrew, and other right-to-left script users often can't type properly in apps that never considered them. The fix is usually two HTML attributes. Here's exactly what to add, and when.Frontend Info
26 May, 05:15
When to use (and not use) CSS shorthand properties Use shorthand only when it improves readability and intent, not at the expense of clarity #cssthoughtbotWhen to use (and not use) CSS shorthand propertiesA case for verbosity in CSS properties.Frontend Info
25 May, 05:15
Better fluid sizing with round() Use CSS round() function to create cleaner, fluid sizing values that snap predictably across breakpoints #cssIshadeedBetter fluid sizing with round()Using the round() function to get a more predictable fluid sizing.Frontend Info
22 May, 05:15
The Architecture Of Local-First Web Development Explains architectural principles behind local-first applications with offline support and client-owned data. #jsSmashing MagazineThe Architecture Of Local-First Web Development — Smashing MagazineAn honest perspective on building local-first web apps in 2026, written for developers who’ve been doing this long enough to be skeptical of silver bullets.
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