🎙️ Our co-founders Dimitri & @JoshuaKGoldberg were on the @jsparty podcast - give it a listen and let us know what you think!
🛠️ "It's a poor craftsperson who doesn't care about their tools"
🔥 Hot takes on '10x developers'
💞 The joys of community organizing
Does anyone have a recommendation for a printer? 👀
injustice need to print black and white documents
We've worked through some examples to show how masonry would work with each of the CSS Masonry proposals.
Take a look at the examples in this post and give us your feedback, so we can make a decision and proceed with this feature.
@jovi hey, do you know if there's any timeline for the next version of GraphQL.JS? :D
I can't be believe there's still no good calendar apps that allows to duplicate events between private and work calendars and is also able to correctly identify duplicated events.
Notion calendar is the best one, but sometimes it breaks :(
We're hiring frontend and backend devs.
Our frontend is react, backend is python & Django.
I now have one extra in-person ticket for State of the Browser happening this Saturday in London.
First person to reply that they're available and can be there in person, gets it!
More details about the conference at https://2024.stateofthebrowser.com/
@kevinpowell do you know if there's a way to remove these gaps when printing a table in css?
I made a bin here, when printing and saving as PDF there's some gaps (see the attached image) https://jsbin.com/ratelokeba/edit?html,css
I'm teaching a workshop on building pro web sites and apps with Astro, and tickets are on sale now!
Sep 17, 9–2pm Pacific
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I created a small browser extension that displays the Open Graph Tags (and image) for the current tab.
Should I make it available in the Chrome Extension Store? 😊
Are you at @europython? Do you like running? Come grab a PyRun sticker! (@python_running)
Feel free to DM me if you can't find me 😊 #EuroPython2024
Released the new version of the @strawberry_gql playground!
It still uses Pyodide to run the Python code, but it also uses FastAPI, so now we can also test status codes and headers!
Try it here ⬇︎
https://play.strawberry.rocks/
@carlton would it be possible to get a new release of Asgiref out? looks like the version of main fixes some issues people are having with async Django and Strawberry 😊
I think that's the same issue I was having a while ago (where the server would just hang)
Quick reminder that I've decided to retire from being a Django Fellow at the end of March 2024 and (excitingly) I'm open to new positions from April, 1st. After years of building Django itself 🛠, I'm now looking forward to building things in Python/Django again 📥 Contact me if you need a #Python / #Django veteran experienced in various #databases, and an #opensource enthusiast 🤝 #opentowork
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PEP 723 opens up an interesting opportunity for Nox.
I don't know about the rest of you, but when I run Nox it's via `pipx run nox`. That's very convenient, but it does mean my `noxfile.py` has no dependencies. But w/ PEP 723, I can have my tool -- which will probably be pipx once it gets PEP 723 support -- pull down Nox **and** any other packages I wanted to use in my `noxfile.py` file. To me that suggests PEP 723 could open up the possibility of Nox utilities becoming a thing. 🙂
You know, in case there’s a need to catch up on your Django Chat memes… @wsvincent, @carlton, @djangochat listeners, did I miss anything? 😜
Just released an @astro extension that makes it easy to debug your Astro's website meta tags, below's an example of it in action.
I might add more features in future, but for now it has been quite useful already 😊
Find it here 👉 https://github.com/patrick91/astro-meta-tags
Happy New Year from the PyCon Italia team!🎉🐍
As we step into 2024, we’re grateful for our amazing Python community and excited for what’s ahead.
Here’s a throwback to last year’s conference – can’t wait to create more memories like these! Cheers to a year full of coding, collaboration, and Python magic!
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GitLab working on ActivityPub 👋
New post: “CSS Scope Issues”.
https://blog.kizu.dev/css-scope-issues/
A week ago, a “CSS @scope” article by @mia was published at “12 Days of Web” (curated by @5t3ph).
This article did clarify a few things for me, but also made me think of one potential usage of the `:scope` pseudo-class: “storing” the scoping root’s selector as a reusable entity, covering the use case which is available in some #CSS preprocessors.
However, when exploring this use case, I stumbled upon a few issues: this post is about them.