Webmaster of Project Wallace, the best CSS analyzer out there - https://www.projectwallace.com. I can lift node_modules twice my own weight. He/him. veneman.dev
Bart Veneman
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re-posting for @nerdy.dev specifically
"baseline wildly available"
@bkardell.com maybe you should come up to pick up @meyerweb.com. Or maybe I heard it wrong.
@patrickbrosset.com loved your talk yesterday. Good explainer that grid-lines can be a very diverse tool. It reminded me that project wallace uses this to make the CSS report display more dense. Will blog about it, because it's a nice progressive enhancement and @ohhelloana.blog says we have to.
Ughhhh, they're getting worse now. Thousands of page views per day now. Let's hope everything stays up.
Gah, blogging in markdown is awful. Does anyone have a good recommendation for a headless CMS? Worked with Contentful for years, but too enterprise-y for something like project wallace. Hearing good things outside of dev world about Strapi.
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They have shipped!!!
If you want to see if @matuzo.at's actual css layer architecture is exactly as advertised on #cssday, check out www.projectwallace.com/css-layers-v...
Oh no, the Singapore scraper bots are back. Glad I converted project wallace's website this weekend to be almost completely static.
Triggered by @patrickbrosset.com's talk at #CSSDay:
Progressively enhanced data-dense layout with grid-lanes www.projectwallace.com/blog/using-g...
Or, less keyword-heavy: how grid-lanes can be used for data-dense layouts and not just for fun/newspaper-like stuff for browsers that support it.
