Yes, please let's increase the market share of non-Chromium based browsers.

Interesting approach to structure CSS custom properties. Should help a bit with maintainability.

This is bad for two reasons: 1) people clearly put too much trust in random CDNs to distribute their dependencies and 2) people don't track depencendies obsolescence properly.

Very nice piece. Hopefully it'll push people to remember that the big social media enclosures are not really the Web. We can have more democracy on the Web again if we collectively want to.

Looks like a nice CSS library for the semantic styling of web content.

We're still fairly dependent on just two major web indices... time for an index built as a common for everyone to use?

This gives a good idea of the important parts in a CAD program. It also list a few of the usable libraries to build one such program in the browser.

Looks like an interesting new search engine.

Excellent exercise in understanding how HTMX works under the hood.

Obviously a satire, some of it feels eerily real though.

Looks like a good reference about everything which can be done with the latest CSS evolutions.

Good exploration of the many ways contact forms fail us regularly. Also shows a few cases where you might still want to us them... in most cases you shouldn't.

Very nice account of how the Internet is nowadays and how it got there. I like the gardening metaphor which works nicely here. And yes, we can go back to a better Web again. It's a collective decision though, that's what makes it hard.

Definitely this. Get the content you like known, send appreciation messages to the authors. This should keep the moribund web alive.

Good demonstration of what you can do with WebGL nowadays.

Ever wondered why the quality of websites seems to go down? Well, here is a case study of what you end up needing to do if you try to fund a website through ads (like most websites).

There are differences between attributes on the HTML side and properties on the DOM side. This can quickly get confusing, here is a good reference for it.

Funny side project. This shows well many of the challenges one should expect when working on mixed reality projects. It's also nice to see how the ecosystem matured for such features in the browser.

Looks like an interesting mechanism to improve the reliability of web applications. Let's see what people make with those trusted types.

A proposal for data bindings as first class citizens in JavaScript? This could be a good thing indeed.