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https://stuartbreckenridge.net/2022-06-07-custom-detent-height-in-ios-16/ · 7 Jun 2022
Prior to iOS 16, UISheetPresentationController only supported two detents: medium and large. With iOS 16, we can now create our own detent with a custom height. sheetPresentationController?.detents = [.medium(), .large()] In iOS 16, create a detent ident...
https://charlesharri.es/stream/remix-first-impressions · 3 Jun 2022
I've run through the basic Remix tutorial, and I wasn't wowed. Still, it's good to see a team trying to solve a new type of problem, so I'm going to keep an eye on it.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/shared-element-transitions · 22 May 2022
The Shared Element Transitions API, presented by Jake Archibald at Google I/O last week, is the first new browser API that's got me all excited for a little while.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/constraint-validation-api · 18 May 2022
I already knew about the Constraint Validation API, but I didn't know that it could replace your JS validation wholesale.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/form-input-inconsistencies · 17 May 2022
The <input> element and the <select> element submit different values to the backend, depending on how you use 'em.
https://dev.leaflet.pub/3mckid2gdi22i · 16 May 2022
Detecting obstacles for autonomous navigation with stereoscopic cameras and point clouds.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/target-navigation · 3 May 2022
If you're in need of an extremely basic client-side router that uses no JS at all, have I got news for you!
https://charlesharri.es/stream/libraries-over-browser-features · 27 Apr 2022
Jeremy Keith has noticed a trend towards libraries over browser features, & I think I know why!
https://charlesharri.es/stream/js-types-as-comments · 12 Mar 2022
I think that the JavaScript "types as comments" proposal is a really smart idea—and well overdue.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/web-development-baseline · 12 Feb 2022
The new baseline for web development from Line Engineering shows that we've still got a long way to go before websites are properly accessible and performant.