Web development

Web development

I was continueing my exploration of React server components when I stumbled upon on this article about progressive JSON. Dan Abramov describes a technique for streaming JSON from a server to a client in chunks, allowing the client to start rendering parts of the data before the entire payload has been received. This can significantly improve perceived performance, especially for large datasets.

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Let's kill the magic expectations right now: String3D is not "CSS 3D". There are no tricks here where the browser suddenly learned to render meshes natively. Under the hood, it's a standard 3D renderer in a canvas living above the page. The difference lies elsewhere. String3D synchronizes 3D objects with DOM elements every frame, but it takes its behavioral instructions from CSS custom properties. The DOM remains the DOM:

In that same GitHub thread, you'll read that Tab Atkins-Bittner shared a "hacky" way to go about it with CSS Grid. You can have Grid do Masonry if you know the heights of the items ahead of time. It's a bit hacky, but you set the grid container to grid: auto-flow dense 1px / <column widths here>;, then set each item to grid-row: span <pixel height as integer>; (for example, if the item is 50px tall, use grid-row: span 50;).

visual design editor allows you to build many types of websites without coding, but there's still plenty to learn before you start creating your site. I'll walk you through everything you need to know to build a Wix website, from how to choose a domain to some basic principles for writing your first blog post. I'll focus on building for-fun hobby sites, professional portfolios and service-based business websites, as Wix is most effective for these types of sites. If you're building an e-commerce website, I recommend using Squarespace or Shopify instead.

Loading styles on the web is something that looks trivial at first. You just add a<link rel=stylesheet> to your page (or <style> for inline styles) and you're done. But if you wanted to load CSS fast, all of the sudden you run into trouble... Assuming you have a traditional web app (or what the kids call Multi-Page App/MPA), you now need to make tradeoffs:

Happy Monday 👋 and welcome to another special edition of Tech Talks Weekly! This edition includes the most-watched talks in the React and Vue ecosystem in 2025 so far. If you're interested in how this list was built, head over the last section. Get ready for a bit of scrolling, but it's worth it! With that said, expect your watchlist to grow!

What is the best way to set up an array from a form so that I don't have to loop through every key-value on the PHP back end. (I would like to test if empty before using each key)

Google has been saying that no one uses the LLMs.txt file, that Google won't use it, that it can be useless, and you probably should noindex it if you do use it. Well, Google itself uploaded an LLMs.txt file for the Google Search Central portal. The file is over here: developers.google.com/search/docs/llms.txt. This was spotted by Lidia Infante who posted it on Bluesky and asked John Mueller of Google, "Is this an endorsement of llms.txt or are you trolling us, John?"

In any case, you can see the trouble with active scrolling when a "dialog" is open: The problem is that the dialog itself is not a scroll container. If it was, we could slap overscroll-behavior: contain on it and be done with it. Brad demoed his solution that involved a JavaScript-y approach that sets the <body> to fixed positioning when the dialog is in an open state: