Timothy Foster articles - 15 total
Professional Programmer Proves Prolog Prolongs Productivity
At least... probably 🙃 productive(X) :- not(takes_breaks(X)). takes_breaks(X) :-...
The Short Life of a Llama (a poem)
This is a poem I wrote some time ago about AI Safety. I'm not the best writer, but hopefully this...
A (more) realistic card flip animation
There are a lot of cards on the internet, and a lot of them flip, revealing double-sided content. But...
How to NOT use aria-label
In light of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, I started writing about accessible web components,...
Using Astronomy, Chemistry, and Meteorology to Name CSS Variables
Sometimes I use CSS variables to give names to specific font sizes and spacings. It might look like...
I can CSS a focused input, but what about its label?
Welcome to Stackazon, your one-stop shop for great solutions to tricky coding problems! Your search...
Server Side Rendering a Random Number wasn't easy
Have you ever tried rendering a random number with Svelte before? Here's a rather quick...
What HTML tag do you use for Sarcasm?
Ah yes, sarcasm, the pinnacle of human language. Life would be so incredibly dull without it. And...
Making a Toggle Switch into a New HTML Element
Hey, let's build a light bulb! Or, at least the on/off switch part of the light bulb... The toggle...
A Typewriter, but using a New HTML Tag
So last time, I made a typewriter animation without HTML, CSS, nor Javascript. What happens if...
A Typewriter, but with no HTML, CSS, or JS?!
Apparently a battle of sorts has erupted amongst devs clamoring for the title of Best Typewriter...
Tips That Made My Site More Accessible
If you want to learn more about creating accessible content, I highly recommend giving this article...
Pixelart and the image-rendering Paradox
CSS offers a nifty property called image-rendering which lets you influence how images scale....
Image Alt Text, the Way the Spec Intended It
For years, I had been writing the wrong alt text for my images. HTML, the language in which websites...
The What, How, and Why of Nicely Testing React Components
So I guess hooks are the new hip thing in the React ecosphere. And I gotta admit, they're pretty ters...