Week 06, 2026

Articles

• Accessibility essentials every front-end developer should know
  “Accessibility isn’t a separate task to tackle later, it’s something that should be a part of your development process from the start” - yes!
• Collaborative Text Editing without CRDTs or OT
  An interesting topic that I keep coming back to somehow
• Exploring the OKLCH ecosystem and its tools
  I’m still using HEX colors for most things, but OKLCH looks like it’s worth diving into
• JavaScript broke the web (and called it progress)
  “…question whether it’s working for your users, or just for your developers” - so true
• The Hard Truth About Running Next.js at Scale
  Interesting read, that makes me even more happy that I’m successfully avoiding Next at work
• Solved by CSS Scroll State Queries: hide a header when scrolling down, show it again when scrolling up
  Lots of great stuff is happening to CSS recently
• Agile Speccing: Writing Feature Specs That Actually Work
  Great input for the next retro at work…
• CSS-in-JS: The Great Betrayal of Frontend Sanity
  Me smiling, because I avoided having to write CSS-in-JS in the first place
• A website to destroy all websites
  About “building the Web We Want” - absolutely delightful, and visually stunning
• The state of Linux music players in 2026
  I’m happy with cmus, but there are some cool options out there, it seems
• MTV Is Still Alive. So Why Does Everyone Think It Shut Down Last Week?
  Don’t trust anything you read online

Links

• davidjerleke/embla-carousel
  For the next time you fail to convince your client not to use a carousel…
• Breeze PDF
  I used this one quite often recently, mostly for forms related to the apartment purchase, and it’s been doing a splendid job
• Anubis
  High up on my list of things to do if/when I move my projects to my own server
• OpenWebSearch.eu
  An interesting project; curious to see what comes out of it in the long term
• Charts.css
  Charts, using CSS, without any JavaScript
• World plugs
  The odd link here, but who knows, might be helpful at some point
• I Want My MTV!
  Some more MTV