It's a little surreal watching Kevin recap the current CSS-Tricks situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_upvxCAUzM It's been rollercoastery after DigitalOcean's acquisition. Thoughts: DigitalOcean bought the site. They can do whatever they want with...
BuildABrowser is a project aiming to build a browser and its rendering engine in Java, and then (eventually) document it such that others can rebuild it for themselves.
Modern CSS features that replace Sass, PostCSS plugins and JavaScript hacks: nesting, :has(), container queries, subgrid and more, checked in September 2026.
One gea counter — the same TSX, the same CSS — running unchanged on a full-color Linux panel and a monochrome e-paper device, adapting through one @media (monochrome) block and a keydown handler instead of a rewrite.
A week and a bit on UpCloud, deleting my DigitalOcean account after more than 10 years, and what DigitalOcean is doing to CSS-Tricks, one of the best places on the whole internet.
Kubernetes as a room full of racks: a rack is a node, a server is a pod, every machine is already bolted in, and scheduling is pressing a power button. Live over webernetes in the browser.
Define a light source, and every shadow, highlight and surface gradient follows from it. Calibrated against Blender raytraces — rendered with box-shadow.