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schalkneethling/README.md

Hellooooo 👋 🤘 ✌️

Recent personal blog posts

The automated posts list idea was inpired by Peter Bengtsson's GitHub profile README. You can read and learn more on his blog. Thanks, Peter!

Announcing Minimalist: A Minimal Modern CSS Library for Most Web Projects

Introducing Minimalist, a modern, lightweight, and customizable CSS library designed to provide a solid foundation for styling websites and web applications. Learn about its key features, technical details, and how you can get involved.

Tuesday, December 24, 2024

CSS translate, scale, and rotate have a new home and it’s splendid! Come on in.

Unlock simpler web development with CSS's new individual transform properties—cleaner syntax, more intuitive styling, and delightful animations.

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Raise The Red Flag Early: The Power of Explicit Return Types in TypeScript

Learn how explicit return types in TypeScript can help you catch potential bugs early, improve code reliability, and create more predictable and maintainable TypeScript applications.

Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Watched It - The Good, The Bad, and The Web Components - Zach Leatherman

My takeaways from Zach Leatherman's talk on web components at the 2023 JSHeroes conference.

Wednesday, July 31, 2024

When Claude does not get your git

Why you should be careful copying and pasting proposed solutions from LLMs.

Monday, July 8, 2024

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  1. minimalist minimalist Public

    A minimal pure CSS library suitable for most web projects.

    CSS 2 1

  2. create-project-calavera create-project-calavera Public

    A simple starting skeleton for common web projects.

    JavaScript 2

  3. developer-toolchest developer-toolchest Public

    Collect all your tools. Tag, filter, find, and use.

    HTML 21 10

  4. schalkneethling.com schalkneethling.com Public

    Scripting on Caffeine aka My blog

    Astro 4 1

  5. qilin-open-source-project-starter-template qilin-open-source-project-starter-template Public template

    A bare minimum set of files and configs every new open source project needs.

    7

  6. html-comprehensive-guide html-comprehensive-guide Public

    A comprehensive guide book for the core, semantic language of the web. Written as a book in public and open to your feedback and contributions.

    MDX 5