Reading Logs

.NET 10 comes with a cool new feature, North Korea is up to no good, some thoughts on AI and more.

Some good writeups on CSS @layer, this in JavaScript, Mozilla sunsetting Pocket, and more.

Firefox brings Temporal to the browser, someone turns a Nintendo Wii into a web server, AI enshittifying the job search further, and more.

A thoughtful quote on HTML, the Trump Administration's neverending quest to use the least secure unapproved communication platform, thoughts on strength training and general health, and more.

Skipped last week due to little content. This week, 2 good presentations, news from Bethesda and Skyblivion and more.

Another light week, but Safari now supports text-wrap: pretty, some thoughts about dark mode and accessibility, and a good discussion on The Anxious Generation by the If Books Could Kill podcast.

Very light this week. Some thoughts on the tariffs, some popular .NET packages going commercial, and web resilience.

Some scary moments revealed about the Boeing Starliner flight, fluid CSS, a history of markdown and more.

A look at how to best structure CSS layouts, NASA moving forward with Artemis II, and more.

High school sports can be so important, good API design, how HTTP requests work, and more.

A little light this week and a little podcast heavy. Pocket Casts opens up it's web player, details on newer HTML elements, a good caution about the FTC case and Google, and more.

TypeScript running DOOM, thoughts on the Fediverse and some exciting CSS features.