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The world wants peace, not war ✌️
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schalkneethling/README.md

Hellooooo 👋 🤘 ✌️

Recent personal blog posts

The automated posts list idea was inpired by Peter Bengtsson's GitHub profile README. You can read and learn more on his blog. Thanks, Peter!

image-orientation: How CSS Solved the EXIF Rotation Problem

In 2012, EXIF orientation handling varied wildly across browsers and web services. The image orientation CSS specification has since standardized how browsers honor that data by default, but there are still edge cases that bite.

Monday, July 13, 2026

Throwing Confetti with CSS Random

Throwing some confetti while exploring the CSS random() function through its specification and its current implementations, finding both the beauty and the pitfalls along the way.

Monday, July 13, 2026

Instantly Get Feature Specific Baseline Component Embed Code

Search the web-features catalog, preview the baseline-status component, and generate the CDN or bundler snippet, all from one small web app.

Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Because I Want It to Exist

It's been a while since I have listened to a talk and found a real connection with the speaker and what they were sharing. This streak was broken a couple of days ago when I listened to a talk by Ryo Lu at Cursor's Compile 26 conference.

Sunday, July 5, 2026

You Might Not Need chalk Anymore

Node.js now ships with util.styleText(), a built-in alternative to chalk for terminal text styling. Here is what it can do, when it is enough, and when you might still reach for a dependency.

Thursday, July 2, 2026

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  1. css-community-reset css-community-reset Public

    A CSS reset inspired by the community

    CSS 16 1

  2. masonry-gridlanes-wc masonry-gridlanes-wc Public

    Light-DOM custom element for CSS Grid Lanes masonry with a JS fallback; Pretext helpers are exported separately for headless text metrics.

    JavaScript 12

  3. css-property-type-validator css-property-type-validator Public

    Standalone tooling for validating CSS custom property registrations declared with `@property`

    TypeScript 11

  4. create-project-calavera create-project-calavera Public

    A simple starting skeleton of linters and formatters for common web projects.

    JavaScript 9 1

  5. schalkneethling.com schalkneethling.com Public

    Scripting on Caffeine aka My website

    MDX 4 2

  6. css-expect css-expect Public

    css-expect lets you write browser-native expectations for CSS custom functions and mixins.

    TypeScript 4