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CSS analyzers that checks your complexity, specificity, performance, Design Tokens, custom properties and much more. Webmaster: @veneman.dev
@projectwallace.comJoan has been a long time supporter (like, reallllly long). Some well deserved limited edition stickers.
@projectwallace.comFrom somewhere deep in the @httparchive.org: "The selector itself wasn’t remarkable except for the thousands of tab characters in the middle of it." Welcome to the jungle, baby
@projectwallace.comYeah, just look at the top keyframes names here www.projectwallace.com/the-css-sele...
@projectwallace.comFrom what I remember why doing analysis: spinners. Spinners everywhere.
@projectwallace.comor, instead of writing valuable content, let me just release another shitty webpage with CSS tools
@projectwallace.comI'll pop it in for next year, now I'm curious too and I think of % as a unit myself anyway.
@projectwallace.com🍾 NEW: Baseline overview
Quickly scan the Baseline status of your website's CSS!
@veneman.devReposted by @projectwallace.comStill some ways to go, but this is turning out useful.
@projectwallace.comthe css-code-quality page is also dropping in popularity, which is pretty nice because I've never liked the page, nor the package behind it.
@projectwallace.comlooks like it's time to put my blogging cap on a write a bunch about the new stylelint-plugin that I'm hoping to make v1.0.0 soon.
@projectwallace.comNever publicly posted anything, but our linter page is already in the top-10 of visited pages 🥰
@veneman.devReposted by @projectwallace.comPushed two big performance wins on projectwallace.com yesterday. Next up: attempting to virtualize syntax highlighting with the Highlight API additional elements for lines etc. 🤞
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