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I can’t believe it’s already been nine months since I last wrote about the new DevTools features across browsers! You folks are due for an update. And what an update this is going to be!
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I run the yearly State of CSS survey, asking developers about the CSS features and tools they use or want to learn. The survey is actually open right now, so go take it!
The goal of the survey is t
This year, I joined the team and helped design the survey together with the community which led to a number of improvements. If you write CSS frequently, investing a few minutes to fill it in could