A blog post discussing GitHub's frontend requiring JavaScript, hindering use in the Dillo browser, and the principle of progressive enhancement.
A technical guide on implementing a copy-to-clipboard button using Web Awesome and Eleventy, covering bundling and progressive enhancement.
A front-end developer discusses the importance of user choice in selecting and copying code snippets, using a CSS gradient example.
A Web Component to embed and display Bluesky post replies with customizable templates using the public Bluesky API.
A developer's framework for deciding when to use new CSS features, considering fallback experiences and browser support.
A Web Component for embedding Bluesky posts with metadata like replies, reposts, and likes, using the public Bluesky API.
The article critiques excessive JavaScript use harming web performance and user experience, urging teams to prioritize users and adopt better practices.
Analysis of California's slow BenefitsCal SNAP portal vs. Code for America's faster, simpler getcalfresh.org, focusing on web performance and architecture.
A technical exploration of combining the CSS Anchor Positioning spec with the Popover API to create progressively enhanced toggletips for web references.
Explores the slow adoption of new CSS features like Container Queries and Layers, examining barriers like browser support and invisible improvements.
Explores combining ASP.NET Core, SSR, and Web Components using Enhance WASM for faster web app rendering.
An article exploring how perfectionism hinders web development progress and advocating for incremental, sustainable improvements.
Introducing link-peek, a Web Component that progressively enhances regular links into rich previews using JSON APIs and custom templates.
A technical guide to rebuilding the Remix Contacts tutorial using Next.js 14, React Server Components, Server Actions, Prisma, and Transitions.
Introduces a Web Component for embedding Mastodon posts with metadata like replies, boosts, and favorites on a webpage.
A designer announces a new conference talk about iterative UX design for diverse devices and invites speaking opportunities at tech events.
A developer's real-world example of why website performance and progressive enhancement are critical, especially on slow networks.
Explains how to use CSS @supports for feature detection, including checking property support and new selectors like :has() and :focus-visible.
Discusses strategies for handling website support for Internet Explorer after its official retirement, advocating for progressive enhancement over polyfills.
Andy Bell discusses the value of blogging for developers, sharing how a technical post about CLS and progressive enhancement sparked expert discussions.
