Wow really happy to see the roadmap! def. let me looking forward to new features in the future https://github.com/orgs/dendronhq/projects/1

VS code, if I could select something and highlight it a color

kind of like how bolding changes stuff different colors in certain languages

depending on your color scheme.

huh

eh

@foureyedsoul Update on pen and paper bullet journaling: I'm liking the bujo and monthly spreads for seeing an entire month at a glance. Freeform input and stickers make events more memorable than Google cal. It compensates for the 'out of sight, out of mind'. For my day to day schedule and checklists I use Dendron for speed of capture, rearranging the schedule to be adaptable, capturing time and pomodoros information, and linking notes. I'm currently doing meditation notes on paper and gratitude journaling and weekly reflections on dendron, and I might experiment with that in the future.

You guys ever just realize

You don't actually know CSS

yes

Goooooood goooooood it's not just me

100%

i've always known that about myself 😅

Well, I guess it's time to buckle up and make css fizz buzz without Google

Come to think of it I don't think I've ever actually seen official documentation for CSS that has to exist right

I just use MDN docs

Finding that is probably like finding stack overflows homepage no one has actually visited

MDN is great I heard they cut a lot of staff that worked on it tho

I remember my first exposure to frontend: angularJS in like 2011 and some raw css. I still get flashbacks when I look at stylesheets 😅

CSS is scary in that it looks like it would be obvious to understand whats going on

until you start trying to use it

plus there's also scss and css in js now which turn it into a different type of beast

hey all

greetings 👋 just woke up so might be having some of your namesake in a moment ☕

ohh hi

Speaking of which... TIL: https://codepen.io/LukeCarrier/pen/ZEyzjaX

CSS is madness

no arguments here