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    CSS One-Liners, Smoother Animations, and the Dawn of CSS random()

    Published on 15.02.2026

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    CSS Properties That Solve Annoying Problems

    TLDR: Five CSS one-liners that replace hacky workarounds for common layout and typography headaches. These are small declarations with outsized impact on code cleanliness and visual polish.

    CSS properties that solve annoying problems


    7 Practical Animation Tips

    TLDR: Emil Kowalski shares seven concrete, immediately applicable tricks to make UI animations feel more natural and responsive -- from button scaling to strategic blur usage.

    7 Practical Animation Tips


    Rolling the Dice with CSS random()

    TLDR: WebKit introduces the CSS random() function, enabling native randomness in stylesheets without JavaScript. The article walks through demos from star fields to wheels of fortune, while also explaining the nuanced shared randomness model.

    Rolling the Dice with CSS random()


    React Email: Building Emails with React and Tailwind

    TLDR: React Email lets you author email templates using React components and Tailwind utility classes, replacing the misery of inline styles and table-based layouts with a modern developer experience.

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    You're Not a Front-End Developer Until You've...

    TLDR: Nic Chan celebrates ten years in web development with a tongue-in-cheek checklist of career milestones that every front-end developer will recognize -- from DNS tears to buying domains for abandoned side projects.

    You're not a front-end developer until you've...

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