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kizu.dev
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| | | | | Many exciting things were added toCSS specs over the years, but some have yet tobeimplemented bybrowser engines. Inthis article, Ispotlight two features from Level 5 ofthe CSS Values and Units Working Draft, describe how wecan prototype them with what wehave inCSS today, and provide several interactive demos oftheir use cases. | |
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kizu.dev
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| | | | | Anchor positioning might beone ofthe most exciting features coming toCSS. Itiscurrently available under anexperimental flag inChrome Canary, and after playing with itfor abit, Icouldn't stop myself from sharing what Ifound. Inthis article, Iwill show you some ofmyexperiments. | |
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blog.kizu.dev
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| | | | | Inafew ofmylatest CSS experiments and articles, Iused one naming pattern for registered custom properties that Ithink worth highlighting inaseparate blog post. This pattern allows ustocreate aset ofgeneric custom properties, covering awide set ofuse cases for computing and storing their values. | |
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www.chesnok.com
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| | | [AI summary] Selena Deckelmann discusses a talk at PyCon regarding the barriers, misconceptions, and challenges facing high school computer science teachers, emphasizing the need to improve engagement and diversity in CS education. | ||
