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Some projects start with a grand plan. Others start because you just need to read a file without thinking too much about it. That was the case for spread-compat. I needed a common interface for CSV, X
With modern css, you can almost get rid of sass. But there is one last pain point : media queries. Not being able to use variables or an easy, common syntax for typical breakpoints is really annoying. That is, until you meet Media Queries Level 5. I’...
This is a quick article to share this demo I just made. https://codepen.io/lekoalabe/pen/JoPNWpX
Modals are typical UI elements for many web apps. There are countless packages dedicated to that specific features, each framework creating its own variation. Popular frameworks like Bootstrap also have custom code to deal with it. But all this feels...
I’ve been using more and more PHPStan recently and it’s been a real pleasure to improve my codebases. Being strict is nice, but sometimes it can also be inconvenient. A lot of built-in methods in php can return false. Or sometimes, you have a “mixed”...
According to this SO post, well... no. What if there was a way to do it anyway ? Nesting form is not allowed If you try to do this: <form action="/main"> <input type="text" name="main_field"> <form action="/sub"> <input type="text" na...
Ok. I did it. Back to (almost) plain old regular css for building my last project. You would think that SASS would be absolutely necessary to have a pleasant DX, but as it turns out, I don't think I need it anymore. I don't know about you, but as far...
There. I said it. I know every cool kid likes it, but I don't. Never seen the point of it. Always seemed way too complicated to do simple things. I don't like to have, you know, run a whole build system when I could just write css classes that work f...
Each time I see an article (like this one) about typescript, they never quite seem to mention jsdocs. Therefore, it always feels like an unfair, one-sided comparison. Let's dive in some of the typical examples. Type safety This is probably the bigges...
