The article argues that 2023 will be a year for personal websites, driven by instability on social media platforms, and encourages owning your own web space.
A tech writer discusses the importance of giving and receiving corrections kindly within the web development community.
A developer argues for prioritizing web apps over native apps, citing accessibility, storage, and security benefits of the web platform.
Explores the Block Protocol as a solution for adding semantic, machine-readable structure to web content, addressing limitations of HTML.
Elon Musk's actions highlight the fragility of centralized online communities and spark renewed interest in the decentralized web.
A guide to CSS border-radius shorthand, longhand, and logical properties for responsive, writing-mode-aware designs.
A web developer shares his struggle to find new topics for tech tutorials after a long break and asks readers for suggestions.
A developer's opinionated take on Stylify, a new CSS tool, and a broader critique of CSS frameworks and hype in the web development community.
A personal review of 2022 covering a car accident, working at Remix, launching EpicWeb.dev, and speaking at conferences worldwide.
A developer shares the joy of working on their personal website, experimenting with Webmentions and side projects.
The author details their implementation of Webmention support on their personal website, a protocol for cross-site conversations.
A developer shares his positive experience switching from Twitter to Mastodon for a more enjoyable, less toxic social media environment.
A developer's script to replace Google Fonts for GDPR compliance, addressing a German court ruling on data privacy.
A front-end developer criticizes the Modern Frontends Live event for poor treatment of speakers and attendees, sharing warnings from other speakers.
Explores the IndieWeb movement, Mastodon's complexity, and rethinking social media for calmer, owned content.
Explains how to implement centralized request validation using Endpoint Filters in ASP.NET 7.0 Minimal APIs to avoid code duplication.
The article argues that the IndieWeb and decentralized platforms like Mastodon are confusing for non-technical users, and calls for a return to smaller, federated online communities.
Author updates on new web design book edition, potential Vim/JavaScript projects, and shares experiences with custom keyboards and input devices.
A developer argues for using CSS box-sizing: border-box as the universal default, criticizing design systems that don't adopt it.
A developer explains why Astro became their preferred framework for building a fast, static website with minimal JavaScript and flexible component islands.
