The wobbling tooltip problem
A while ago I wrote a small article about modern tooltips. The idea was simple: use modern browser features such as the Popover API, keep the implementation small, and avoid pulling in a large positio

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A while ago I wrote a small article about modern tooltips. The idea was simple: use modern browser features such as the Popover API, keep the implementation small, and avoid pulling in a large positio

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’...

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...

With OKLCH support being now supported in all major browsers, it is time to give a chance to the new OKLCH color. If you don't know what this is, please read this wonderful article by evil martians. It is now easier than ever to create a color palett...

Before the summer, I had the pleasure to read this article that talked about splitting your css into multiple files to optimize file size. At the time, I thought: well, this is nice, but that is going to be cumbersome to implement. Recently, I made a...
