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Section titled “Latest posts”4 min read • Posted on June 19, 2026
This post is a brief introduction to the AT Protocol, standard.site, and how to connect a website to it
4 min read • Posted on June 6, 2026#react #news
@blocz/react-responsive v5.1 was just released. Let’s go through all the different features and changes added by this new minor version
3 min read • Posted on June 1, 2026#react #news
@blocz/react-responsive v5.0 was just released. Let’s go through all the different features and changes added by this new major version
3 min read • Posted on January 1, 2025#react #news
@blocz/react-responsive v4 was just released. Let’s go through all the different features and changes added by this new major version
2 min read • Posted on December 23, 2024#javascript #websocket
Tools like Sentry or Datadog provide amazing monitoring tools for a lot of requests, but not for WebSockets. Why is that and can we find a way to still monitor WebSockets?
5 min read • Posted on July 25, 2023 (Edited on Oct 10, 2023)#javascript #unicode
UTF is tricky: the length of a string can mean a lot of different things based on whether you want the number of code points, code units, and graphemes. What are the differences, and how can we navigate through those using JavaScript?
4 min read • Posted on April 11, 2023#typescript #javascript #news
TypeScript 5.0 is out and introduced a new compilation option: `moduleResolution: bundler`, let’s see how we can use it
4 min read • Posted on January 30, 2023#css #webdev
When writing CSS selectors, they sometimes don’t seem to be following the order of the code. Indeed they don’t: they also follow the specificity of each selectors. But what is the specificity and how does it work?
1 min read • Posted on January 26, 2023#css #tip
A tiny list of websites to learn CSS while playing interactive games
2 min read • Posted on January 17, 2023 (Edited on Jan 23, 2023)#html #webdev #fundamentals #css
Is there a difference in CSS between `:before` and `::before`? Which one is valid? What about similar syntaxes like `:hover` and `::first-child`?
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