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There is a way to apply a stroke to web text across all browsers: .stroke-text { -webkit-text-stroke: 5px red; }Code language: CSS (css) Despite the vendor prefix there, it works across all browsers. But I’ve never liked it… until recently. I’m not sure if I’ve ever spelled out exactly why, so first let me do that. Here’s a nice R from Roslindale. Which is made up of vector points like all fonts:

My goal with this bookmarkable guide is to provide a list of (frankly: incredible) new additions to CSS lately. There is no hardline criteria for this list other than that these things are all fairly new and my sense is that many people aren’t aware of these things. Or even if they are, they don’t have a great understanding of them and could use a plain language explanation of what it is, why they

“Reactivity” is how systems react to changes in data. There are many types of reactivity, but for this article, reactivity is when data changes, you do things. Reactivity Patterns are Core to Web Development We handle a lot with JavaScript in websites and web apps since the browser is an entirely asynchronous environment. We must respond to user inputs, communicate with servers, log, perform, etc.