When using GSAP SplitText with type: “lines”, there is one important thing to keep in mind: your lines can change when the viewport changes. You need to have a fix so when users resize the browser window it doesn’t look broken.
A quick one from a recent Astro project that deploys with Jenkins. Our deployment suddenly started taking much longer than expected and eventually timing out during the build. (set to 120 seconds timeout)
I was using Sourcetree on a Mac and couldn’t push to GitHub with the correct access. The error like this in the log: fatal: unable to access ‘url’: The requested URL returned error: 403.
I recently updated the ChatGPT desktop app on my Mac and had a small moment of panic. When I opened the new version, all my projects and chats were gone. My recent conversations were still available, but my projects had disappeared completely. I could still see them on the web version.
While building a recent interactive experience with GSAP ScrollTrigger, I ran into the Chrome browser behaviour issue regarding how it triggers the browser history navigation. A simple CSS line can fix this if you need. It’s overscroll-behavior-x: none;
Over the years, I’ve tested quite a few tools, cards, banking products, and travel schemes while running my freelance web development business in London. Here is my list of useful business rewards and referral offers for UK contractors or Ltd owners.
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