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Chris Ferdinandi ⚓️

⚓️ New Article: The quest for the perfect progressively enhanced dropdown menu ift.tt/EobT2sO #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie

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ift.ttThe quest for the perfect progressively enhanced dropdown menuI’m currently working on the navigation patterns for Kelp, my UI library for people who love HTML. The bane of my existence right now is trying to figure out the right way to implement subnav/dropdown menus that work for everyone. Today, I want to talk about why this is still such a difficult thing to accomplish in 2025. Let’s dig in! The web is for everyone If you’re not sure what I mean by dropdown menu (it can mean many things to many people), I’m specifically referring here to a navigation menu (usually in the header) where one item in the list has an expand/collapse section with addition links.
robcornelius

I am looking to get fedihired. I am a Front End developer with other 25 years of experience, actually started as a html editor in 1998.

My main skills are in Typescript/javascript, React and its ecosystem, NextJs and Express too. I actually enjoy unit testing, component testing and end to end testing. Recently I have been doing a lot of work with MUI.

I can work with relational and non-relational databases. I like using Mongoose when working with databases.

All the usual skills with CI/CD, mainly github actions. Can work with Docker, Kubernetes etc too.

I have worked for mega corps and small start ups and everything in between. I fit in basically. I can mentor and manage junior developers and I am comfortable running scrums and agile ceremonies too. I write Epics and Stories and can train juniors. Apparently I am good at interviewing people for technical roles and have done a lot of that in previous jobs.

I am only looking for remote work in the GMT time zone.

#fedihired #FrontEndDeveloper #React #Testing #CICD #

Chris Ferdinandi ⚓️

⚓️ New Article: Building extensible frontend systems ift.tt/BO4unes #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie

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ift.ttBuilding extensible frontend systemsToday, I want to talk about how to build frontend systems—design systems, UI libraries, and so on—that can be easily extended for use cases and situations you didn’t plan for. Let’s dig in! tl;dr: Lots of “hooks” in the form of CSS variables, cascade layers, web component attributes, and custom events. The challenge I’ve built, maintained, and worked with numerous design and UI systems at various companies. One of the biggest challenges I see around adoption is that the teams working with them often need to use them in a way that they weren’t designed for.
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