Heydon @heydon@mastodon.social

In case you missed it: I solved switching from multiple columns down to a single column in one step using a 'container query' and Flexbox: http://www.heydonworks.com/article/the-flexbox-holy-albatross-reincarnated

🎥 New video!
Making Future Interfaces: Algorithmic Layouts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOUtkN6M52M

#CSS

Hey! Would you mind upvoting the Inclusive Components book on product hunt? Only takes a second.

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/inclusive-components-the-book

@fordie There's no 4.2?

I finished my 2001 / Airwolf / modem theme tune 🎶https://soundcloud.com/heydonworks/2001airwolfmodem

@vasilis Thanks, Vasilis!

📢 NEW VIDEO! Making Future Interfaces with Unusual Shapes

- border-radius
- clip-path
- CSS Shapes
- paint worklets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCHt8zsbCT4

📢 Want to learn about #CSS Custom Properties? I made you a video! Let me know what you think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-v7lmmF7kc

📢 I'm working on a prototyping tool. It's made from web components, CSS and a bit of Houdini. It's called Bruck. https://github.com/Heydon/bruck

The term 'halfwit' is ableist because it refers to people with learning disabilities.

Can I suggest using 'fuckwit' instead? 'Fuck' is indeterminate, but can mean 'fuckery' i.e. bigotry, nonsense, bad ideas. It designates beliefs not abilities, and is therefore not offensive.

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I think this is my favorite piece of guitar music ever. Smoulders gently, then implodes into screeching, wailing oblivion. Makes my soul feel really nice. https://open.spotify.com/track/4YIVBKX6u1wuRd8sLWY7zj?si=a0ljXTptRxOl085GNxf2cw

@marcus Nice!

Neotropic is still making records! Fantastic female producer in a post-trip hop/experimental world of white boiz. Her "La Prochaine Fois" is one of my favorite records of all time. https://open.spotify.com/album/1YMfok7VnE5kl2MnWlAzT7?si=nft4Q53_Ssekw6CvxAEW0Q

@moiety @pori @laura Laura's book really does have everything you're likely to need. It's an accessible (excuse the pun) introduction, but it also has a lot of depth.