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Créez une feuille de calcul et modifiez-la en même temps que vos collaborateurs, depuis votre ordinateur, votre téléphone ou votre tablette. Travaillez avec ou sans connexion Internet. Utilisez Google Sheets pour modifier des documents Excel. Produit Goog

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Beautiful UI components by the creators of Tailwind CSS.

Tiens TailwindCSS qui a déjà été partagé plusieurs fois, vient de lancer en beta Tailwind UI, un set de composants ... <tailwindui.com>

La cascade Css joliment expliquée : <wattenberger.com> Rien de nouveau ici mais c'est toujours bon de revoir les bases ;)

MVP.css - No classes, no framework. Just semantic HTML and you're done.

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“It’s a Pure CSS Landscape! The finale to my pointless trilogy! https://t.co/NOO1rR30yF It also has a trick up its sleeve, at the top of the CSS. Have fun! #cssart #cssartist #purecss #cssonly #frontend #sass @codepen”

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Robin Rendle is a designer from the UK and this is where he writes about publishing, networks and books.

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Neomorphism is predicted to be one of the top 2020 UI design trends. You might have seen it everywhere as a Dribbbel shot. Neumorphism is…

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Discover how to build and maintain design systems using Storybook.

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Pouvoir agir en CSS sur un élément en shadow DOM : <github.com >

Discover the most popular JavaScript features & technologies of the year.

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Custom properties (also known as CSS variables) allow us to store property values for re-use in our stylesheets. If you’re relatively new to…

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With the advent of JAMstack, frontend teams own entire product development workflows. At backendlessConf_ we are celebrating the makers, products, and ecosystem that are driving this new movement.

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Marrant cette utilisation des multiple-backgrounds : <codepen.io>

An extreme testing approach I've seen is using a (i.e. background-image: url(?selector);) in the CSS block and then checking server logs over time to see if that image has been accessed. If it is accessed, it was used; if not, it wasn't.

Here's what I'd like you to know upfront: this is a hard problem. If you've landed here because you're hoping to be pointed at a tool you can run that

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