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  1. String.prototype.replace supports replacement patterns

    Published Jul 31 2019 in JavaScript

    If the 2nd argument of String.prototype.replace is a string replacement patterns can create hard to find bugs

  2. overflow hidden only hides elements going over the padding-box

    Published Jul 14 2019 in CSS

    A quick explanation about the surprising fact of overflow: hidden only restricting content outside of the padding-box

  3. Monthly Digest โ€“ June 2019

    Published Jul 07 2019 in Newsletter

    My favorite content of June 2019 including problems of the tech industry, live-coding and pricey static HTML.

  4. How to control log messages without a dependency in Node.js

    Published Jul 06 2019 in NodeJS

    The module debug is used by millions of other packages to handle log messages. It turns out Node.js has this functionality also built-in and can display message depending on NODE_DEBUG.

  5. Error catch-bindings are finally optional

    Published Jun 30 2019 in JavaScript

    The omission of the error argument in try/catch JavaScript expressions is now supported in mayor browsers.

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