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The article explains the evolution and importance of HTML boilerplate in web development, providing the author's own boilerplate code as a template for modern websites.

Lovable launches drafts, a feature enabling users to create parallel versions of their app projects for experimentation and collaboration without affecting the live version.

The article celebrates the evolution, features, and backward compatibility of CSS, highlighting its continued relevance and improvement in web development.

The Nitter project, a privacy-focused open-source alternative to Twitter, has received a cease and desist order, which may impact its development and availability.

The article advocates for using 'ch' and 'ex' CSS units instead of 'px' to improve readability and proportional design in web development.

Bootstrap celebrates its 15th anniversary and announces the upcoming first v6 alpha release, featuring a new Sass+CSS approach, new components, and other improvements.

HTMLcat is a resource offering small, native web tricks for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, including examples and notes on browser support and accessibility.

This tweet recommends Codrops as the world's top web effects tutorial sharing community, emphasizing the combination of front-end development and visual design, and shares multiple technical analysis articles.

A post-event reflection on HackEurope 2026, criticizing the prevalence of AI-driven, front-end-only projects that lack functionality and stifle creativity in hackathons.

This article satirically critiques common web design trends and marketing gimmicks, mocking elements like specific fonts and exaggerated claims.

The article explains how the HTML image element can overflow its container due to CSS properties like object-fit, border-radius, and object-position, and discusses manipulating overflow behavior.

A guide on building progressively enhanced forms using htmx, covering techniques like transient state management with form values, query parameters, and button detection.

Beer CSS is a CSS framework that enables rapid building of Material Design interfaces.

A tweet observes that people in front-end, design, and QA roles are losing jobs, reflecting the current scary situation in the tech industry.

DiffusionGemma is out; it's compute-bound and 4x faster than other Gemma-4 models with 1k tok/s on H100, and excels at coding tasks including 3D generation and front-end.

The article introduces the concept of the TBT Window, a missing front-end performance metric that highlights total blocking time between First Contentful Paint and Time to Interactive, illustrated through a case study where a client's TBT spiked from 495 ms to 5,789 ms.

htmx is a JavaScript library that enables building modern user interfaces with simple HTML attributes for AJAX, CSS transitions, and other interactions, simplifying web development.

Nitter is a free and open source alternative Twitter front-end focused on privacy and performance, preventing tracking and being lightweight.