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Currying is a tricky yet major of JavaScript and functional programming. Sadly, it doesn't involve eating actual curry.
We have lists of what we want, unlimited items we can add, and limited time to spend on them. Be picky.
SVG opens up a lot of visual possibilities. A big part of that is using clip-path and mask to hide and show images.
Programmatic Determinability is a big part of accessible websites. It's about clarifying what seems obvious, then getting cheesecake.
Everything else I didn't know from the 2020 State of CSS Survey I couldn't fit in the first post.
The State of CSS Survey recommends those who take it learn more about what they aren't familiar with. Challenge accepted.
Eleventy makes it easy to automatically publish future blog posts with a little JavaScript and some outside app help.
A recent essay reminded me how the anxieties that pushed me to become a better developer are often drowning me instead.
I'm broadly familiar with the current accessibility standards. But when I took some time to read them in detail, I learned some unexpected lessons.
A few useful CSS functions for value ranges have been well-supported for a while, and I finally found them.
Life is full of distractions that threaten our sense of identity, especially in quarantine. Keeping our identities it means learning to embrace quiet and solitude.
Working on my personal site has helped keep me sane in quarantine. This includes a long-overdue style update for my site's code snippets to make them sleeker and clearer.