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  1. How to tell browsers that your site supports color-schemes

    Published Sep 13 2020 in CSS , HTML

    A detailed look at the color-scheme property that allows developers to define which color chemes are defined in a website

  2. How to preload responsive images with imagesizes and imagesrcset

    Published Sep 11 2020 in HTML , Performance

    Improve the loading of your responsive images by using link rel="preload" elements with the new attributes imagesrcset and imagesizes.

  3. How to define element aspect-ratios with CSS custom properties

    Published Sep 11 2020 in CSS

    How to write a configurable component class that controls an element's aspect-ratio by specifying some custom variables.

  4. How to target non-empty but invalid input elements with CSS

    Published Sep 08 2020 in CSS

    A clever CSS rule combining :invalid and :placeholder-shown to show validation state of non-empty input elements.

  5. Bash scripting pitfalls and solutions โ€“ how to do (safe) things in bash

    Published Sep 06 2020 in Bash

    Tips, tricks and tools to write better shell scripts.

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