Posts tagged with tooling

• Lowering the Barrier to CSS @property Adoption

  This post was published on June 1, 2026

  CSS @property has been Baseline for almost two years, but most existing projects still do not use it. A small experiment in the CSS Property Type Validator generates a reviewable first draft of @property registrations from the custom properties you already have.

• Refined Plan Mode: Reviewing AI Coding Plans Like Pull Requests

  This post was published on April 27, 2026

  A small local web app for reviewing AI-generated coding plans with inline comments, anchored feedback, and structured JSON output, bringing the pull request review experience to plan mode.

• CSS Property Type Validator Is Getting Much Closer to Real-World CSS Workflows

  This post was published on April 22, 2026

  An update on the CSS Property Type Validator, focusing on recent improvements that make it better suited to practical, real-world CSS development workflows.

• CSS @property Deserves Better Tooling — So I Am Building a Validator

  This post was published on April 2, 2026

  CSS @property gives authors a type contract for custom properties, but no tooling enforces it at the consumption site. CSS Property Type Validator is an attempt to close this gap.

• Exporting Algolia Indices to JSON: Skip the Custom Scripts

  This post was published on January 23, 2026

  Export your Algolia search indices to JSON without building custom export scripts using the Algolia CLI.