You can use emoji as CSS selectors! (h/t @notwaldorf)

💡 How to create a 3D space in CSS. #codyhousenugget https://t.co/jW3ViQ8Kza

JavaScript Tip 💡 Make an argument 'required' in JavaScript using this small trick 👇

JavaScript Tip 💡 Destructure an object into existing variables 👇

warmed up the old space demo, bringing dependencies up to date, but also gave it better grading and some retro feel. i wish there was a way to run this on pico8, would actually consider making this a real game. 🤔 https://t.co/a3xjMX2ui4 https://t.co/26f4rJUnrr

How to make a private class? #trick #js #javanoscript #dailychallenge #code #game #nodejs #node #gamedev

"CSS LEGO Minifigure Maker" by Josh Bader https://t.co/BqoY00RPzu https://t.co/VFvni9ch4w

JavaScript Tip 💡 Are you using the console functions optimally? For instance, did you know about console.assert()? 👇

Introducing Back/Forward Cache to Chrome: https://t.co/fUxbQWQmKp. Instant back & forward navigations with a deep-dive by @philwalton: https://t.co/3bYNHswLNn https://t.co/xgrYXikPTJ

JavaScript tip: Did you know that the `console.log` output can be styled in DevTools using the CSS format specifier:

💡 TypeScript tip (8): If you want to make sure no-one mutates your array, make it `readonly`: https://t.co/QCeIcTC7zD

So Much to Print https://t.co/0ZXL5ZfC2c @CodePen #CSS https://t.co/xnWixgKmLj

#js Tips Array.from method #javanoscript #CodeNewbies #100DaysOfCode @YDKJS

In a few clicks, @ChromeDevTools can now suggest & apply more accessible colors for low color contrast text. Love using this.

"The Impossible Light Bulb 💡🐻" Don't waste energy! 😅 ⚒️ @greensock 👉 https://t.co/7WwDiZYUb5 via @CodePen https://t.co/9z7RpeaU3S

JavaScript Tip 💡

You can use optional chaining on function calls as well.
No need to do unnecessary null-checks anymore 😎

Coming soon to a Chromium near you:
`overflow: clip` 🎉

hide overflow && prevent programmatic scroll

Spec https://t.co/YvBN5xLvZ6

JavaScript Tip 💡 Implement a simple Builder Pattern in JavaScript 👇

HTML tip: You can use the `reverse` attribute to set the list’s (`<ol>`) items in reverse order. Items will be numbered from high to low.

JavaScript tip: 2 ways to remove falsy values from an array #CodeNewbie #100DaysOfCode #javanoscript #DEVCommunity