imaginamundo

I don't know if it would be good enought for you. But some cameras you can try to simulate film simulations (I own an X100V, but there are many options). It is not perfect but I love the results, one source material that I like is https://fujixweekly.com that have recipes for simulations for fuji, but there are some other resources for Ricoh and Nikon cameras.

I read an article about it that i liked a lot.

https://web.dev/declarative-shadow-dom/

I even tried to build a library around this, but still don’t know how to finish it hahaha.

https://github.com/imaginamundo/webcomponents

Well, that is unfortunately.

In 2015 I was fired because some issues on a site that I was working on because some friction with the company owner. Two months before I was fired I reported that some links to others sites non related to our service was on the initial page (some porn and some scams pages). After that I heard from my ex-coworkers that a manager from another area from the company told that I was fired because I was linking porn on some pages from our service. I didn’t knew at the time that those tools existed, but only today I realized that it is an option.

I was really sad with that manager and didn’t understood the reason to lie to my friends the reason of my demission. But is nice to know what may have caused the issue. Better late than never hahaha.

I use a lot and tried to build a simple version for the browser (to use on windows). Not even remotely close to feature set but still works on basic stuffs.

https://imaginamundo.github.io/math-notes/

I tried to do the same thing while keeping the same appearance between browsers. Tried to use some graceful degradation on some parts, but this articles really made think differently about the way I write css.

https://imaginamundo.github.io/boilerform/

The library isn't about scroll hijack, is about "animate" anchor links. At least from what I get from the project. The scroll works as usual.

The is the CSS only option from Primer (GitHub design guideline). If you use in your project is the tiniest that i've ever seen and it's easy to customize via SASS. (the time that is default it's not good in my opinion, but you can change, it's a SASS variable.

http://primercss.io/tooltips/

Hover the search icon and you have the grid you wish.

I would also do the same thing, isn't because a thing is hidden or need a gesture/action (in this case, the hover status), that the thing doesn't need to be in the grid.