• @optimiced @nathansmith It’s flex-basis and min-width working together for the effect, with flex-grow to round it all out.

    flex-grow tells them they’re allowed to grow to fill available space, flex-basis sets the size of the content box, and min-width describes how small it can get.

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  • SUBGRID! Y U NO HAVE MORE SUPPORT?!

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  • @nathansmith Ooo! I really like this implementation of the stacking pattern!

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  • RT @nathansmith: Had this bookmarked, and revisited it today.

    It’s a handy flexbox layout swap, without media queries.

    by @Snugug

    https…

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  • Can editing be sarcastic? We think the editing in Tiger King is sarcastic.

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  • I really love @github actions, but there needs to be a better way to test than pushing, and the docs for writing workflows needs to be greatly improved. It literally took me all day to get a job working as expected despite having all the individual pieces work locally.

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  • @iiiiiiaaaann @argyleink I have no idea.

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  • @argyleink Yah totally! That’s what we’re using it for; the content portion of a wide card with an image

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  • Made the @nytfood caramelized shallot pasta. Delicious! But needs lemon to cut the savoriness. instagram.com/p/B-N3qQ-JoDY/?igshid=8hzbb51khpze

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  • How’s this for kinda brilliant? A developer I work with has combined clamp and minmax to make a variable minimum width column!

    grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(clamp(20ch, 45vw, 60ch), 1fr))

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  • @SaraSoueidan @sarah_edo @rachelnabors Do any of you have small, performant lib recommendation for in-browser animations similar to what Lottie/After Effects can do? Lottie is likely too large for our perf budget.

    Thanks!

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  • Use Lerna? Want to run tests for only the package you’re working on, but with shared dev dependencies? BEHOLD MY BEAUTIFUL ONE LINER!

    lerna run --scope "${PWD##*/}" test

    Be sure to escape your quotes in JSON!

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  • TFW you use French Dijon mustard as if it were French’s: 🤯

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  • Out cat’s new name is “Whad’youdo”

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  • Third isolation cooking adventure! Chinese takeout style sesame noodles. They were very good. instagram.com/p/B-FZ-Gcpxdu/?igshid=miotafx4drje

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  • RT @teleject: I’m starting a new blog to share my tips and experiences of producing online events for close to 10 years. https://t.co/nhJoG…

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  • Tonight’s isolation cooking is mixed mushroom and pea risotto! instagram.com/p/B-BMlXgJHqp/?igshid=1wqsfbsq1s1l5

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  • @poofichu @SamKap Oh, whoops, but also animals

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  • @poofichu @SamKap Honk hook!

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  • I was inspired by this pen by @snookca from like 3 years ago which shows this technique in combination w/CSS Grid, a technique I absolutely love.

    codepen.io/snookca/pen/LWabjj Snugug/1240706162615414785

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  • I always forget how to do this, so I made a little @CodePen so I don’t forget again: Using Flexbox to go from a stacked to an inline layout without media queries! Bonus alternating direction in here too!

    codepen.io/Snugug/pen/RwPBRbe

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  • RT @halvorson: PSA for everyone who doesn’t work with content: content is way more complicated than you think it is.

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  • First night of isolation cooking: turkey chili! Made with toasted whole spices and whole chiles. instagram.com/p/B920MYdJ411/?igshid=8bj0zk4jbcf8

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  • Having just gotten back from vacation where I tend to binge on books, I’ve finally written up what I’ve read and would recommend, including what I’m currently reading and what’s next. If you’ve got recommendations, LMK!

    snugug.com/musings/book-recommendations

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  • RT @dalmaer: If anyone knows the folk behind coronavirus.app, we would love to help! slightlylate/1239710321150853120

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