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Over the past month, I ran a small experiment. I used #AI to research and suggest LinkedIn content about topics I already like. I also used AI to generate post images from predefined themes, then organized the workflow …
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I was watching a video about AI workflows for frontend development. What caught my attention was the author's point about Vue skills: https://lnkd.in/dAedqwcS …
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Já perdi tempo demais explicando tipo em PHPDoc que o código já deixava implícito. …
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Já tentou fazer tooltip com #html e #css? Sempre foi algo desafiador desde os primórdios. Hoje em dia o mais comum é fazer a seta, clip-path, mas a sombra ficou retangular? Com a evolução do CSS, agora pode usar isso us…
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I turn 40 today 🎂🎉 I started building for the web around 2005, mostly with PHP and full-stack work before “full-stack” was really a label people used much. Almost 20 years later, the tools have changed a lot: V…
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#typeScript 7 is less about what you write, it is about how fast TypeScript can understand it. I'm honestly hyped 🤩 With Project Corsa, the compiler is being ported to Go/native code. Microsoft reports up to ~10x fas…
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No #react nem tudo na sua página precisa virar interativo no carregamento. - SSR entrega HTML cedo. - A hidratação ainda custa caro. - Só que esse custo pode ser adiado. Com TanStack Start, a hidratação pode acontecer …
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Some #HTML features are easy to miss. But they can replace code we often write by hand. Small features. Less glue code or weird javascript. Better semantics. #webdev #webdevelopment #frontend #accessibility
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#css abs() is a small function, but it solves a real problem. Sometimes CSS math goes negative. That is not very often, but it can happen. That can be useful for layout, like overlapping a card with margin-top: -32px. …
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Scroll animations were always annoying to wire up. It was always a pain using GSAP, Anime.js, or even Three.js (that feels like using a cannon to kill a fly) to achieve the same behavior. For simple cases, animation-ti…
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#css variables are powerful, but they accept almost anything by default. Strict typing for CSS variables is finally practical and it is not a common thing that developers implement on their styles. With @property, you…
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O attr() do #css finalmente ficou útil. Agora o CSS pode ler valores do HTML e usar em propriedades reais: → cor → tamanho → número → tempo → rotação Exemplo: data-valor="75" no HTML virando largura de uma barra…
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Array.fromAsync() is a new Stage 4 #javaScript feature for collecting async iterables into arrays. For a normal REST endpoint, fetch() + res.json() is still enough. Where it helps is when the API behaves like a seque…
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#javaScript date parsing was always harder than it should be. For years, reliable parsing, formatting, and date transformations usually meant adding a library. First, Moment.js worked, but became heavy. Nowadays Day.j…
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In CSS, z-index only competes inside the same stacking context. If you keep changing z-index values to make layout interactions behave, you might have a stacking problem. Tailwind’s isolate utility creates a new …
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#react has a few features that are easy to overlook, but very useful in day-to-day UI work. - <Fragment> lets a component return multiple elements without adding an unnecessary wrapper element to the DOM. It keeps marku…
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#html dentro do Canvas pode mudar como criamos interfaces web. A nova API experimental do Chrome permite renderizar elementos HTML reais dentro de um canvas e depois manipular essa saída com pixels, WebGL e shaders. Na …
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Personally, I'm on the fence about this new CSS feature. But at the same time, I recognize how much it will boost creativity and encourage us to think more logically when working with CSS. I can't wait to see how modern …
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