Web Hyper Text Application Technology Working Group

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Web hyper text application technology working group. They say that the analysis of custom tags concludes that they are acceptable, standard compliant. Yso when i got this, par s like, what is this? Ido? I don't like this in a developer. He was like, oh ye, this is dragim, cause it is totally fine. And he dashet up, he sent me all these links, and it was like, it's fine, man. So if you want to have a non standard element, just make it into a component, capitalize it, whatever. But it's fine. This won't blue my mind When i really dug into it, i had no

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about CSS + JS Hacks that they're ok with using.

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00:53 What are the things in web dev, that feel wrong or hacky when starting out, but are actually totally accepted to do?
02:09 Sponsor: Sentry
03:12 Sponsor: Freshbooks
05:32 Negative margins in CSS
07:53 Not Passing a radix to parseInt()
10:17 -50% translation 50% direction
11:27 Overwriting Arguments in a function
13:20 non-standard-element
17:26 Button must have a type
18:56 Triangles out of borders
20:40 Overflow:hidden to clear a float
20:55 Always pass noopener to links!
22:16 Inline styles