Best games of 2019
Disclaimer: The games won’t have to be released in 2019 to make that list. And obviously, these are my favourite games for 2019. They’re definitely not the best games of 2019 in general.
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8th July 2019
💎 Weekly Gems (1.07 – 7.07)
I honestly have no idea what happened to last week. It was Monday, I remember, and then somehow I ended up preparing everything for next week. You know, that I haven’t even played PUBG or Battlefield? Just Apex Legends. Weird.
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30th June 2019
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30th June 2019
💎 Weekly Gems (24.06 – 30.06)
Second week and I’m still doing it, yay me!
I’m reading Cari Mora (newest book by Thomas Harris) but it’s awful. But I’m not ditching books because of my FOMO. (Well, someone printed that, so maybe the ending will be worth the misery.)
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24th June 2019
💎 Weekly gems (17.06 – 23.06)
Besides reading books (Hi Spiral, I finally managed to meet the last page!) and watching Netflix (Hello Slasher, my love, I really haven’t seen that coming!), sometimes I read stuff online! Surprise. And that’s gonna be a list of interesting things I come across every week.
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15th January 2019
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15th January 2019
Cute little CSS bug in Chrome
Little snippets #1: CSS only mobile menu
Mobile menu made entirely in CSS. You may probably think, that it’s nothing new and everyone already did that.
Yeah, well, maybe, probably. But this is better (or just cooler)
pointer-events: none; ? Nah? Did you make super-cool and super-easy animations with Font Awesome? Did you really take care of the traps that could be a challenge for some browsers?
Well, let me show you then.
continue readingWordPress tutorial: Comment reply notifications with 40 lines of code
If you’re tired of Disqus and Jetpack, then you need to switch back to default WordPress comments. And it hurts.
Both, Disqus and Jetpack do two things: spam prevention and notifications. Plus Disqus looks good, while Jetpack needs some styling. But that’s another case.
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19th November 2017
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19th November 2017
Gutenberg 1.7.0
WordPress 5.0 will soon be a thing and it might feature a brand new content editor, that will take place of the good old TinyMCE—Gutenberg. It's still in development and the first digit in the version number doesn't mean it actually left the beta stage.
I got curious, so I've installed the beta plugin from WordPress repository to check it here. Let's see!
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2nd October 2017
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2nd October 2017
Complete guide: Tweetdeck with 280-characters tweets
A few days ago Twitter finally increased the character limit. Doubled it actually, so now, instead of 140, we’ve got 280 characters. Woo-hoo!
It’s not yet available to everyone, but there is a way to enable it in Tweetdeck in few quite simple steps. continue reading
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4th May 2017
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4th May 2017
Why Facebook should find new CSS people
If you have a fanpage on Facebook and you’re a perfectionist, then you probably noticed at least one absolutely annoying thing hidden inside theirs CSS code… continue reading