Yuval Greenfield

Pretty cool idea.

I made movie2cal about 4 years ago but recently found a big bug I had to fix, so let's celebrate. I've been adding movies to my calendar but I just noticed that the release date was wrong for the Mario movie because I didn't set the region. So now I've implemented region selection, and it's working great.

A friend said they wished they had this button. So I made it. I considered adding a feature where you can share a link with a message to others. Kind of like a celebration card. But the confetti popper by itself feels good so I thought it would be a good time to get feedback on it. Do please tell me what you think and how I can make it better.

A friend tweeted that the Joe Biden site hides their scrollbars. That was the last straw. I initially started looking at resetting custom scrollbars because of a Chrome bug that would make them go away at https://superuser.com/questions/380629/is-there-a-way-to-disable-custom-webkit-scrollbars/1585452#1585452 and I thought it might be useful to make the extension, but never got around to it...

Works brilliantly, and the site is designed beautifully.

I started using Netlify about a year ago for my web assets. The free tier worked perfectly for my high-traffic site, redditp, so I moved all my personal sites to it. I decided to pay them for analytics services just because I felt guilty for getting so much value for free.

All the big css frameworks rely on classes. It makes sense to have better CSS starting points upon which you can build. That means a css framework that's smaller, and does not require learning classes you'll eventually have to reverse engineer. Pros: Simple css, looks pretty good. Cons: If you're going to do everything from scratch, then you might as well use a css reset instead.

Hi @felix_mattick I like this direction. I decided to open a "class-less" css gallery at https://www.cssbed.com/ and water-css is currently the best entry :)