I am quite tired, so I will be brief. I didn’t sleep well last night and am hoping to fare better tonight.
The project has gone much better than I expected.
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GiveCamp 2018: Day one
Day one of GiveCamp comes to a close. This year I’m working on a project for Rubber City Theatre.
Continue reading post "GiveCamp 2018: Day one"GiveCamp fast approaches again. It’s a mere 15 hours away.
Continue reading post "#1957"Nice: in Symfony 4.1 we will finally be able to specify that an imported route shouldn’t have a trailing slash.
Continue reading post "#1902"Tired after a long day of Stir Trek.
Mac DNS and wi-fi troubles
After my work laptop was stolen and I switched to an older Mac Mini, my wi-fi internet connection would cut out frequently but somewhat intermittently.
Continue reading post "Mac DNS and wi-fi troubles"I once again hit my monthly data limit for my internet.
Continue reading post "#1843"CSS: checking support for selectors
@supports is a good way to apply an entire block of styles only if (modern) browsers support a particular property-value combo. There is no similar block-level mechanism for selector support. Selectors are automatically ignored if their values or syntax aren’t recognized by the browser, so they basically already do this at the ruleset level.
Except, sometimes you want to apply styles to other elements that don’t use the selector, but only if the browser supports the selector.
Continue reading post "CSS: checking support for selectors"At work today, I got to play with programmatically creating SVG for the first time.
Continue reading post "#1833"I had forgotten that CSS attr() is only supported for values of content.