Tobias Thorin

Check out this article I wrote about the JavaScript API Intl. Loads of useful little snippets that will make it easier to support multiple languages on your web site or application! tobiasljungstrom.net/blog/2022-03-1… #javascript #webdev #intl

Learn more about using popover here 🍿: developer.chrome.com/blog/introduci…

New video and blog post released!! They're about using `git add -p` instead of `git add .`. The video is mostly about how: youtu.be/u3NG1966zso and the blog is mostly about why: chael.codes/2023/09/09/sto…

`text-wrap: balance` in action 🎬

@kentcdodds Maybe you've already found this, or something better, but I remember you asking for an extension that fixes "import type" in Typescript, in a video. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

PSA: Do NOT use the chalk-next package!

would you still scroll me if i were a worm

"Until recently there was no dedicated method in HTML to identify content as a subheading, subtitle, alternative title or tagline. Now there is." @stevefaulkner tpgi.com/subheadings-su…

Do you just click different blending modes until it sort of looks right? Well, that probably won't change after you read this but at least you probably won't use Lighten or Darken again. (you should bookmark this thread and use it as a reference)

Ok, hear me out: Muppet Les Misérables 🇫🇷

Using @storybookjs to build entire pages of an application allows one to do things like this, using different mocked back end data for each story (using MSW). Really takes things to the next level. All possible states of a page, right there at your fingertips!

Git Tip: do this and thank me later Link to docs: #Documentation/git-config.txt-pushautoSetupRemote" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">git-scm.com/docs/git-confi…

@Rugleh_fgc @storybookjs tobiasthorin.netlify.app/blog/2021-04-1…

@storybookjs @midvintr broken link?

At the end of the day, web components are just HTML and JS. Storybook supports that out of the box. Learn how to setup Web components + Storybook from the ground up with @midvintr ed.gr/ddjub

@storybookjs I seem to be having domain issues. Here’s a working link in the meantime: tobiasthorin.netlify.app/blog/2021-04-1…

Want a behind-the-scenes look at how GitHub makes color themes? @colebemis from our Design Engineering team explains why we built a dedicated color tool and how we use it to create color palettes for GitHub. github.blog/2022-06-14-acc…

@type__error @zachleat Aw yiss, this is my jam. Especially the vaporwave theme. I added your site to my bookmarks folder called "Best websites on the Internet", just so you know.

#tinyCSStip Want mono emojis of various hues? Use CSS filters! 🐾 ✨brightness(0) ⇒ black emoji ✨invert(x%) ⇒ hsl(0, 0%, x%) ✨sepia(1) ⇒ pretty desaturated, lighter or darker yellow depending on x% (hue≅40) ✨hue-rotate(a) ⇒ move around hue wheel by a ✨saturate(v), v>1

ProtonMail is rebranding and adding a lot more storage to all its plans engt.co/3LZscOJ

A good overview of a common foe: wrestling mustard yellow when trying to achieve adequate color contrast. @lodestar-design/the-dark-yellow-problem-in-design-system-color-palettes-a0db1eedc99d" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@lodestar-desi…

Mechanical Watch – ciechanow.ski/mechanical-wat…

Hollywood movie websites 25 years ago – Austin Powers – Batman & Robin – Men in Black – The Postman #WebDesignHistory