Sunday Recap | May 25, 2025
Wrapping up the week with progress and purpose 
Progress Report
• #Beyond365DaysOfCode Day 147
• #100DaysOfCode Day 147
• #freeCodeCamp grind still going strong
Daily Reading
freeCodeCamp News: 1 article Daily.dev: 1 article
Planning
• Trello board updated 
• #TheOdinProject landing page project pushed to GitHub
I figured I’d weigh in with my thoughts regarding all the CSS carousel stuff after being indirectly prompted by @SaraSoueidan ‘s fantastic article and @db ‘s pseudo-element discussion.
Hello Mastodon! I’m a frontend dev who shares stories from my tech-life balance — coding, accessibility, React, travel tales, and a bit of gardening.
Expect #WebDev thoughts, #Accessibility tips, and maybe my #BalconyGarden updates.
I found a website on the ground and completely inaccessible. Next to it? A bottle of ARIA. It must have taken too much and overdosed.
Kids, always use ARIA in moderation, and never ARIA on an empty semantic.
Fresh on my #blog "Are we really still just giving developers pictures of websites?"
#design #ux #DesignSystems #FrontEndDev
thomasrigby.com/posts/are-we-really-still-just-giving-developers-pictures-of-websites/
We’re currently building a bunch of websites with @craftcms and may need freelance frontend dev support over the coming weeks/months.
Your profile:
- Solid Craft + Twig + Tailwind + A11y knowledge
- Turn Figma designs into responsive frontend code
- Timezone somewhat compatible with London/Berlin
Sample repo from current project: https://github.com/prototypefund/ptf-site/
Reply here or to hello@village.one with your availability, day rate and experience. Thanks! 
#CraftCMS #Tailwind #FrontendDev #FreelanceDev
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Happy Birthday, Nitin Patil!
Wishing you a fantastic birthday filled with happiness, laughter, and everything you love! 
Your brilliance as a Senior Frontend Developer brings creativity and precision to every project at Wbcom Designs, and we truly appreciate the passion and skill you bring to the table each day. 
Woah! I’m published on @csstricks !
I adore CSS-Tricks, and it has been invaluable to me over the years. I’m ecstatic to be able to contribute something back.
#WebDev #FrontEndDev #CSS #JS
RE: https://mastodon.social/@csstricks/114336363156155232
Speakers of English (traditional) rejoice, for I have fixed CSS. You can sleep easy knowing that there exists an easy way to permit writing ‘colour’ as ‘colour’.
BritCSS is a simple bit of client-side JS that permits using English spellings.
I’m Vale, a front-end developer making web stuff. I post about:
Hey Fediverse!
We are looking for passionate developers to join our cybersecurity startup!
Are you ready to shake up the cybersecurity world with us? We are an ambitious team with a clear mission: to redefine security in the increasingly complex digital supply chain. For our next steps, we are looking for you!
<del>We are hiring:</del>
<del> Python Backend Developers</del>
- Experience with FastAPI
- Dev(Sec)Ops expertise (AWS, CI/CD, automation)
- Proficiency in SQL databases and Elasticsearch
- Cybersecurity know-how is a plus
<del>
Frontend Developers</del>
- Experience with React or Next.js
- Focus on performance and user-friendliness
<del>
UI/UX Designers</del>
- Passion for intuitive and visually appealing designs
- Experience in prototyping and usability testing
<del>
AI Developers / Data Scientists</del>
- Expertise in machine learning and data analysis
- Cybersecurity know-how is a plus
- Experience with modern frameworks and tools
About us:
We are based in Germany but founded in the USA. We aim to establish a global presence. Currently, our time zones should not differ by more than +/- 2 hours. Fully remote, of course.
Interested?
Drop us a message at:
hr@exodoslabs.com
Feel free to share this post with your network!
<b>UPDATE: we got a whole bunch of incredible people and got our team together. Thanks for sharing!</b>
Hey Fediverse!
Wir suchen leidenschaftliche Entwickler:innen für unser Cybersecurity-Startup!
Du bist bereit, die Cybersecurity-Welt mit uns aufzumischen? Wir sind ein ambitioniertes Team mit einem klaren Ziel: Sicherheit in einer immer komplexeren digitalen Welt der Supply Chain neu zu definieren. Für unsere nächsten Schritte suchen wir dich!
Wir suchen:
**Python Backend Entwickler:innen**
- Erfahrung mit **FastAPI**
- **Dev(Sec)Ops Know-how** (AWS, CI/CD, Automatisierung)
- Expertise in **SQL** Datenbanken, **Elasticsearch**
- Cybersecurity KnowHow nice-to-have
**Frontend Entwickler:innen**
- Erfahrung mit **React** bzw. **Next.js**
- Fokus auf Performance und Benutzerfreundlichkeit
**UI/UX Designer:innen**
- Leidenschaft für intuitive und visuell ansprechende Designs
- Erfahrung in Prototyping und Usability Testing
**AI Entwickler:innen / Data Scientists**
- Kenntnisse in **Machine Learning**, **Datenanalyse**
- Cybersecurity KnowHow nice-to-have
- Erfahrung mit aktuellen Frameworks und Tools
Über uns:
Wir arbeiten von Deutschland aus, haben aber in den USA gegründet. Wir möchten uns global aufstellen. Aktuell sollten sich unsere Zeitzonen aber maximal +/- 2 Stunden unterscheiden. Natürlich all-remote.
Interessiert?
Dann schreib uns eine Nachricht.
hr@exodoslabs.com
Teile diesen Beitrag auch gerne mit deinem Netzwerk!
UPDATE:
Weil's mit Markdown/HTML nicht klappt, würde ich den Post gerne hiermit "aktualisieren".
Wir haben ganz viele tolle Lebensläufe von tollen Menschen bekommen und unser Team zusammengestellt! Vielen Dank für's Teilen :-).
Alright, CSS challenge: why do scrollable elements cause Grid "blowouts"?
Nest a scrollable component within a Grid layout, & often the overflow value is ignored, causing the Grid to stretch and child elements to "break out".
Min. repro (toggle the commented `display: grid`): https://codepen.io/theadhocracy/pen/oNKOaeY
Anyone know *why* this happens? Any fixes that can be applied to the scroll element, specifically? How do you handle this kind of thing in a component-based codebase?
Meet Sheepdog 
– a smarter way to handle async tasks in Svelte. It keeps things simple: debouncing, task cancellation, and state tracking without the extra hassle.
Daniel Beer shares what it does and how it works 
https://buff.ly/4hDFhya
New Article Alert
Automate your component structure! Learn how to use PlopJS to scaffold consistent files & folders for every component in your Design System.
Perfect for streamlining your workflow & boosting efficiency.
Read more: https://www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/scaffolding-design-system-components-using-plop-js
Blimey, I’m lovin’ <dialog> and the Popover API. JavaScript free* menus without the need for any hacks.
I used to use some trickery involving CSS’s :target to implement menus…
If in doubt, "<div>" it out.
Thinking about giving Vue a shot for a new app project after about 10 years using React professionally.
To those who have used both: How does the developer experience between the two compare?
My hope is to reduce bloat and overhead in my app development workflow as much as possible.
@woof exactly what I assumed...
I'm not a #FrontendDev but even I with my Lv. 1 HTML skills could see that this is a seriously bad idea...
#W3C needs to fix this - NOW!
