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Dom Jay's digital garden. CSS, JavaScript, and the web platform - written honestly, published impatiently, and updated whenever guilt kicks in.

My Digital Garden

Evergreen (Stable Knowledge)

Stable and fully realised. These posts reflect current best practice and aren't likely to need significant updates.

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  1. 01
    Imposter Syndrome and the “Actual, Real, Developer”
    imposter syndrome, opinions
  2. 02
    Put Your CSS In Its Place with @scope
    css
  3. 03
    Selecting all siblings with the :has() function
    css
  4. 04
    Let's React: Create React App
    react
  5. 05
    Deploying a Next.js Boilerplate to Netlify
    react, devops

Growing (Active Learning)

Active learning. These posts are being actively updated and reflect the latest best practice.

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  1. 01
    Mastering Image Ratios With object-fit
    css, performance
  2. 02
    Reclaiming the Flow: Mastering Visual vs. DOM Order with @reading-order
    css, accessibility
  3. 03
    Replacing GSAP with scroll animations
    css, javascript
  4. 04
    Making variable fonts fit your site theme
    css
  5. 05
    Text Truncation Without the Drama
    css

Seedling (New Knowledge)

New knowledge. These posts are being written and are not yet stable.

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  1. 01
    You Don't Need JavaScript to Highlight Hash Targets
    css
  2. 02
    Google Has Opinions About What Your Posts Say
    seo, ai
  3. 03
    Feed the Writers
    personal
  4. 04
    The Aesthetics of Code
    essays, opinions
  5. 05
    The Feed Never Stops: On the Developer Anxiety That Never Goes Away
    imposter syndrome, opinions, essays