So far so good! The name choice might be a bit of a stretch considering the small amount of authors the project was influenced by.

I have my own flavor based upon the comparison of UA stylesheets if interested: github.com/kripod/css-h...

Looks neat! Keep up the great work 🙌

Could be a coincidence but ‘Réka’ is also a Hungarian given name for females 😄

There’s even an @eslint.org rule which prevents using labels in general but has the options ‘allowLoop’ and ‘allowSwitch’ to exempt those constructs: eslint.org/docs/latest/...

I agree. Just tried putting my thoughts more concisely, using a shorthand for ‘in my opinion’.

The answer here, like for most engineering problems, is ‘it depends’ 😄

It was all fun until missing the flagpole top in the invisible bit of “that” level 🙃

Literal unions ("a" | "b") are a thing while literal intersections aren’t 😅 The former has a certain ring to it, I hope that might help.

Also, @joshwcomeau.com wrote extensive guidance on the subtleties of px vs. rem www.joshwcomeau.com/css/surprisi...

‘Reflow’ deserves more spotlight as a WCAG criterion.

Visitors of a website should be able to browse content comfortably on a 320×256px viewport. That equals 400% zoom on a 1280×1024px screen but such an enlargement may also consist of 200% text-only + 200% UI zoom. www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/U...

I wish more rules had convenient defaults nudging us to write better code 😄 (some are just a matter of preference, though) github.com/kripod/eslin...

That’s also why I use the ‘always’ option in my own linter config: github.com/kripod/eslin...

That isn’t exactly the case as typescript-eslint’s docs refer to this example on MDN which throws an error asynchronously. The `await null` line makes a difference for the stack trace: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

Guess who got lucky today, @jamie.build 😄 bsky.app/profile/jami...

Great article, thanks for the idea 🙌

I also have my own reset built upon the line-by-line comparison of user-agent stylesheets: github.com/kripod/css-h...