Dew Drop – March 13, 2026 (#4624)
A daily tech link roundup covering .NET, AI, web dev, Windows, and software engineering news and tutorials.
A daily tech link roundup covering .NET, AI, web dev, Windows, and software engineering news and tutorials.
A developer explains how they use AI tools like Claude for web development, proofreading, and coding, but not for writing blog content.
Author introduces his book 'SQLAlchemy 2 In Practice', sharing the preface and outlining chapters on the popular Python ORM.
Introducing the CSS contrast-color() function for automated accessible text color selection based on WCAG contrast ratios.
Explores new features in Angular v21.2 Signal Forms, including CSS class configuration and programmatic focus management.
A guide to implementing internationalization (i18n) in Vaadin Flow web applications, covering resource bundles, locale detection, and UI language switching.
A personal recap of attending the meet.js Summit 2026, a JavaScript and web development conference, focusing on community and AI-heavy talks.
A developer's 2025 year-in-review, focusing on open source project goals, financial earnings, and progress on tools like typescript-eslint.
A roundup of recent tech podcasts covering Mac gaming, hardware, and developer tools, plus personal tech challenges and picks.
Announcing the release of 'Mad CSS Round One' on YouTube, a video series about creative CSS techniques.
The Eleventy static site generator project is rebranding to 'Build Awesome' and announcing a Kickstarter campaign.
A developer shares a website for creating and sharing bookmarklets, highlighting integration with GitHub Gists.
Explains how to use the CSS property `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums` to align numbers perfectly in tables, dashboards, and clocks.
A developer's monthly roundup featuring tech articles on React, JPEG XL, CSS, Go testing, and PostgreSQL, plus personal updates.
A developer's critical review of WordPress 7.0's new features, bloat, and exploration of leaner alternatives like Ghost and ClassicPress.
A guide to hosting interactive HTML/CSS/JS demos with source code display using GitHub Pages.
An open source maintainer reviews their 2025 income sources, detailing earnings from sponsorships, consulting, and royalties.
Introducing Compressor.js Next, a modernized and maintained fork of the JavaScript image compression library with performance improvements and updated module support.
Introducing ElementaryUI, a Swift frontend framework for web development that compiles to WebAssembly, offering React-like interactivity with less JavaScript.
A reflection on the 'Beautiful Web' of homemade, authentic websites driven by passion and personal expression, contrasting with commercial web trends.