Michael Warren

When using scrollbar-gutter: stable, is there a way to control the fill color it uses?

For example, I'm working on a demo now and it's always black. My OS is set to dark, so maybe it's that? I have no other idea where it's getting the color, and can't find anything on how to change it 🤷

agree here, and an addition is that an issue can be turned into a discussion after some triage. sometimes a “bug” isn’t a problem with the code it’s a mismatch of expectations. so you switch to a discussion to iron out details then make an issue again if need be

i dunno who needs to hear this, but

you’re not going to build that project, you can let the domain expire.

lol who gives a fuck what the least entertaining late night host ever has to say

This finally made me fully understand the viewbox, which is no small feat!

CSS Parts are saving you from a nightmare Its an amazing foresight that CSS part names are disconnected from the DOM element on which they exist.

This is an older article that I ported to my personal site. If you've ever used CSS parts and thought it was clunky that they were strings and not an advanced syntax like selectors, then read my take that its amazing that CSS parts aren't connected to the DOM.

michaelwarren.dev/blog/css-par...

I went to the bird site and saw people discussing how the best prompts are actually JSON prompts.

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How much you wanna bet someone's gonna reinvent programming by coming up with some kind of "prompt" that "tells the AI exactly what to do"? 😆

lol, happy to help :)

yes it’s gonna rain :)

if those are design tokens it’s definitely BEM-like but not quite the same thing. Adobe definitely
goes too far with their tokens i think haha

yeah it can be done and it’s not terribly onerous. a few lines of js to import the tailwind stylesheet into each shadow dom. i was just curious if they went the shadow dom direction or not

Looking though the distributed Tailwind elements code a little it seems like they're either doing all the DOM by hand or have their own mini rendering library in there. Maybe it's using Svelte?

It'd be very nice if they had access to a native DOM template API they could use instead.

Just sayin...

it’s me. i’m WC people digging into to the dependencies too haha

a young boy wearing green sunglasses and a blue shirt . ALT: a young boy wearing green sunglasses and a blue shirt .

all the WC people digging into the guts of the Tailwind WC lib like:

it doesn’t explicitly say they are using shadow dom, but they are using ElementInternals, so maybe?

I’m curious to see what @t3.gg is going to say about Tailwind releasing a bunch of web components given his hate of web components and his love of Tailwind. Either way, this is amazing and long overdue!! Looking forward to a Theo video on this soon

do people feel like theres still the same amount of hate and/or misinformation about web components these days or do you think it’s getting better?

#WebComponents

⚓️ New Article: Compounding performance issues

this reminds me of the time i got an email about my “vocal fry” in a guest lecture

maybe so, but using cds to configure css features seems to me to be better than using js for the same. imo a css property to control padding of an internal element is way better than “padding=“ as a js attribute/prop. seems to me we’re gonna need css config one way or another :)

i volunteer as tribute haha

i stand with you in solidarity fellow design system brother :)

Oliphaunty

For driving without headlights.

Dude questioned why he was being pulled over and asked to speak to a supervisor. So naturally you punch out the window, punch the dude, punch him in the face more while slamming him to the ground and then start yelling "stop resisting".

"This is America"

uhhh. this morning? :)

my view tonight. not too shabby. drinking my old man drink (rusty nail) on a rooftop bar in NYC.

this!

but also astro

lol trolled by a sports team mascot really has to be the highest level of satire we have as a culture

heres hoping that the trip back is smooth and uneventful!

AI is evolving at a terrifying rate