It contains 14 breaking changes, which we've detailed in the migrating to 17.0.0 guide. Additionally, it adds 3 options to the rules and fixes 9 bugs. We've also released compatible versions of our shared config, Visual Studio Code extension, Node.js Rule Tester and Jest preset. Removed: CommonJS Node.js API (#8859) (@jeddy3). Removed: output property in the Node.js API returned resolved object (#
Itâs here, the future of masonry layouts on the web! After the groundwork laid by Mozilla, years of effort by Appleâs WebKit team, and many rounds debate at the CSS Working Group with all the browsers, itâs now clear how it works. Introducing CSS Grid Lanes. .container { display: grid-lanes; grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fill, minmax(250px, 1fr)); gap: 16px; } Try it today in Safari Technolog
Yoav Weiss (@yoav, @yoavweiss) has been working on mobile web performance for longer than he cares to admit, on the server side as well as in browsers. He now works at Shopify, bringing the web platform to where online commerce needs it to be. He also co-chairs the Web Performance Working Group and the Web Incubator Community Group at the W3C, to make sure the web is as fast as it can be, and full
To open a <dialog> modally by clicking a <button> you typically need an onclick handler that calls the showModal method on that <dialog>. <button onclick="document.querySelector('#my-dialog').showModal();">Show Dialog</button> <dialog id="my-dialog">â¦</dialog> With invoker commandsâavailable from Chrome 135âbuttons can now perform actions on other elements declaratively, without the need for any J
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At the time of writing, only Chrome and Edge have full support of the features we will be using. Letâs start with a demo: Click-and-drag the anchor and see how the tooltip behaves. It will try to position itself in a way to remain visible and avoid any overflow. Cool, right? No JavaScript is used to position the tooltip (except the one for dragging the anchor, which is irrelevant to the trick). Th
We published an edition of What You Need To Know about Modern CSS last year (2024), and for a while I really wasnât sure if only a year later weâd have enough stuff to warrant and new yearly version. But time, and CSS, have rolled forward, and guess what? There is more this year than there was last. At least in this somewhat arbitrary list of âthings Chris thinks are valuable to know that are eith
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I have an incredibly boring summer hobby: looking at the changelog for the WebKit Github repo. Why? Because I spend a chunk of my professional life working with webviews inside mobile apps and I like to get an early peek into what's coming in the next version of iOS. Since Tim Cook has yet to stand up at WWDC and announce "one more thing... Service Worker support in WKWebView, provided you add the
styled-components is dead, but millions of components still need it. Our performance-focused forks gave Linear 40% faster renders while they plan their escape. Your React app might be 40% slower on first render than it needs to be. Not because you wrote bad code. Not because React is slow. But because styled-components never implemented React 18's useInsertionEffect hook: a feature specifically de
In this article, I will cover the basics of Anchor Positioning and how I wish I had learned it earlier. Please use Chrome on a desktop or laptop if you want to try the interactive demos. If not, Iâve attached a video for most of the demos. Intro When learning CSS, you most likely came across the position property and how to position an element outside of its normal flow. .parent { position: relati
One could be forgiven for being slow to adopt all these new-fangled CSS features. After all, do we really need them? And even if we do, do they even work reliably across browsers? But as Baseline indicators turn to green one after the other, and satisfaction with new functions and properties remains high, even the most reluctant among us might have to admit that features such as :has(), aspect-rat
I was on one of my rounds of social media trawling, just seeing what was floating through the aether, when I came across a toot by Andy P that said: Fun #css trick: width: calc(infinity * 1px); height: calc(infinity * 1px); â¦and I immediately thought, This is a perfect outer-limits probe! By which I mean, if I hand a browser values that are effectively infinite by way of theinfinity keyword, it wi
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