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alexmuraro.me
I have restyled my site slightly, and as you might have noticed, I added a theme selector in the top right corner. Using CSS variables, it is very easy to do and great fun too. Basically this works by setting a "root" with your default css variables :root { --background: #1B2B34; --text: #ffffff; } which [...] |
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scastiel.dev
Thanks to a recent evolution in mobile and desktop operating systems, it is more and more common for users to expect two UI themes for apps and websites: a light one and a dark one. In this article we'll see how it is possible to offer two themes in your React application, using the one the user prefers by default. |
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fnordig.de
Personal website of Jan-Erik Rediger |
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8hob.io
In TypeScript, Array.includes is typed strictly and results in type errors when the array is of a literal type.? We discuss an elegant and safe solution. |
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