Removing some unwanted rectangles on HEY.com 

WHF! I’ve said it in at least one of your recent videos but thank you for posting these videos. I am a self-taught developer, and just work on projects for fun, and it is always so cool to see a professional doing things I can only dream of doing. I imagine these videos cut in to your ability to do more programming, so I’m appreciative of what you show us. Thanks Andreas.

Love seeing your workflow, and I love how well you specifically call attention to it. Most channels would probably cut the part where you’re just deleting lines in the html file or wouldn’t say how they got the html file in the first place.

The irony of using nested CSS and -webkit prefixds at the same time :^). Reminds me of how tons of websites ship with es5 polyfills and simultaneously use es6+ syntax. It will never not be funny to me. This is the reason I have an immense respect for what you are doing, the amount of quirks and legacy stuff on the web is dazzling!

AK has really stepped up his video production game. :^)

Thanks for taking the time to record these Andreas, for a super nerd it's really entertaining.

For your file reduction you should setup the ability for ladybug to watch the file and refresh on file change. Would save you a ton of time. Would also be cool if you had a tool that let you select a node and extract its dom tree and css that effects that tree to a html file without needing to manually edit.

Sweet, missed this type of video! Still waiting on an hour long video, haha.

great content as always! the WPT tests look like a great way for newcomers to fix issues!

these are so helpful for getting started in the Ladybird codebase

Well hello friends🎉

Hello, Andreas! What mac do you use in these videos?

„We dont support webkit appearance…we may not even support appearance“ is great

Cool trick of elimination/but narrowing. I'll try to remember this whenever I feel I can represent the problem as one file and then delete until the bug disappears. It is probably unique to HTML and rendering, but it still seems like a cool trick.😊

I'm always a bit sad when I see macOS users manually drag/resize their application windows. Consider using rectangle app and get to know the shortcuts to position your windows in a grid :^) Instant productivity boost!

Fun video, nice work!

16:00 You deleted the parent div previously that had the relative position to keep this structured correctly.

if you just define absolute position the element should be rendered where it would normally be with static position. But it is absolute so it doesn't take any space. Only when you specify top, right, bottom, left then you move the absolute element accordingly to align it with its absolute/relative ancestor.

Guess you could write a script which tries to remove one line at a time and does a visual comparison of the website after rendering. Guess that would be helpful if you removed a couple of elements and want to boil down the CSS code. It would also automate the removal of non-linked images

Can't wait to see you delete irrelevant parts of the pagw with Ladybird dev tools haha

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I doubt your workflow is the same while recording, but might I suggest finding a good window-tiler that you like? It would have saved you sooo many clicks and messing in this particular case!

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Using vim to appease DHH :^)

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