What’s New in CSS and UI: I/O 2023 Edition
Una Kravets, Bramus, and Adam Argyle give a rundown of the most exciting and impactful CSS and UI features that landed in the browsers recently or are coming soon.
Issue #550
Getting Started With View Transitions on Multi-Page Apps
Dave Rupert gives a fantastic introduction to View Transitions for multi-page apps.
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CSS Weekly on YouTube
▶ Stop Rewriting Your CSS! Use :not() Instead
A guide to :not() pseudo-class, showcasing several practical use-cases from excluding first/last children from the selection to combining :not() with :has() for some powerful effects—all of which will help you simplify your CSS.
▶ VS Code Tips — How to solve all your CSS problems instantly
A quick tip outlining a hidden Visual Studio Code option that will, when enabled, solve all your CSS problems immediately. (Or not.)
▶ How To Hide Files and Folders From Visual Studio Code Sidebar
A quick tip showing you how to hide files and folders from VS Code Sidebar (Files Explorer) and how to exclude files and folders only from search and quick open dialog.
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Inspiration
Atom Preloader
Jon Kantner created a beautiful animated (carbon-13) atom comprised of SVG electron orbits and “3D” CSS protons and neutrons.