Tips for making regular expressions easier to use in JavaScript Some great tips in this article that I hadn’t seen before. I probably wouldn’t pull in a dependency for it unless I was doing some pretty regex heavy work but good to be aware of.
new Date(“wtf”) I scored 5/28 on https://jsdate.wtf and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.
Pokémon Cards CSS Holographic Effect This shows some super impressive effects you can do with CSS! via
REA’s AI Policy - Room Escape Artist I’m a fan of escape rooms and I recently discovered this great website dedicated to them. Aside from their regular posts however, I appreciated this recent post detailing in what ways if at all they use AI. It seems like a reasonable approach for an online publication but also speaks to the sad state of the AI slob-riddled internet these days that they have to make a post like this.
Adding test description for data-driven tests in xUnit This looks like a cool that I’ll likely have a use for soon.
How to Keep Up With New CSS Features This is nice list of resources to follow if you want to keep up to date with all the latest CSS features. via
Working with stacked branches in git (Part 2) Andrew as always has a very handy and thorough post on some advanced git techniques. I’m also a fan of stacked branches but it’s definitely tricky to get the flow right without some extra tooling help.
PocketCal Build Log Cassidy built a cool little web app for sharing dates called pocket cal. It’s open source and it store the data in the URL which is pretty nifty.
Why we are still using 88x31 buttons - ultrasciencelabs A fun bit of Internet history that was a bit before I started getting on the Web but I’ve been enjoying seeing their resurgence.
Announcing a new IDE for PostgreSQL in VS Code from Microsoft | Microsoft Community Hub This looks like it could be a decent replacement for azure data studio.