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  1. backdrop-filter lets you apply visual effects to the area behind an element

    Published Nov 20 2019 in CSS

    The CSS backdrop-filter property lets you change the visual appearings of elements behind another element.

  2. Monthly Digest October 2019

    Published Nov 05 2019 in Newsletter

    My favorite content of October 2019 including career advice, new Node.js functionality and regular expressions.

  3. A regular expression lookahead/lookbehind cheat sheet

    Published Nov 03 2019 in RegularExpressions , JavaScript

    A cheat sheet for JavaScript lookahead and lookbehind regular expressions.

  4. Input elements hold references to their labels

    Published Oct 30 2019 in JavaScript , HTML

    HTML input elements hold references to their labels if there are any

  5. Missing accessibility warnings in browser developer tools โ€“ why can't we have real-time advice?

    Published Oct 28 2019 in Accessibility

    Questions about the accessibility tooling landscape and why we can't have real-time linting of accessibility issues in the browser console

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