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  1. You can nest SVG elements

    Published Sep 30 2018 in SVG

    Today I learned that an SVG inside of another SVG is valid syntax

  2. You can pipe into Node.js

    Published Sep 23 2018 in NodeJS

    Today I discovered that you can pipe scripts into the Node.js binary

  3. The CSS attribute selector has a case-insensitive mode

    Published Sep 08 2018 in CSS

    The CSS attribute can select values that usually wouldn't match in case-insensitive mode.

  4. Three input element properties that I discovered while reading MDN edited

    Published Sep 02 2018 in JavaScript

    The HTMLInputElement has a lot of properties that you might now use every day or even have heard of. This article describes defaultValue, indeterminate and selection properties.

  5. Develop, edit & deploy websites entirely in the cloud with the CodeSandbox, Contentful and Netlify trio

    Published Aug 07 2018 in Contentful , Serverless , StaticSites

    Setting up a development machine can be a tedious process. Building software relies heavily on things being present on yout machine. But you using online services you really can develop websites, make them editable and later deploy them from any computer.

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