Figsh·Oct 2I got tired of typing padding-left and padding-right separately, so I made the compiler do itFSCSS 1.2.5 adds property shorthands. Here’s what pushed me to build them, and what they actually save you.A response icon1A response icon1
Figsh·Sep 20This Is Why I Don’t Need Chart.js (In Some Cases) Again: Introducing st-core.fscss v2I build everything in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS. No frameworks, no build step unless I choose one. So every time a project needed a…
Figsh·Sep 15Charts.css vs ProvChart vs st-core.fscss: three ways to chart without a JS chart libraryJavaScript chart libraries are powerful, and heavy. For many pages you only need a trend, a bar comparison, or a simple gauge. Shipping…
Figsh·Aug 25Why Readable CSS Matters More as AI Writes More of ItMost CSS tooling is built around one assumption: the person writing the stylesheet remembers the exact name of the thing they want. A…
Figsh·Aug 8FSCSS is becoming what its name always promised — FiguredWhen Starting FSCSS, it was a CSS preprocessor with its own syntax — arrays, @define, @fun, @random, an import system. A tool for writing…
Figsh·Apr 8This Is What "CSS Does the Work, JS Passes the Data" Actually Looks LikeEveryone says it. Almost nobody shows it cleanly.
Figsh·Mar 28You Don’t Need to Understand Structure Before You Start — But Here’s When You WillAs a beginner developer, you don't need to understand structure before you start doing things.
Figsh·Mar 26Do Beginners Still Search "How to Code"?The question every new developer types at 2 AM — and whether typing it is still the right move.
Figsh·Mar 22CSS in 2026 Feels Different (and a little smarterThere was a time when CSS felt… passive.
Figsh·Mar 21Turning CSS Into a Smart UI Engine Modern UI development keeps pushing toward more dynamic, responsive, and intelligent interfaces. But what if some of that “logic” didn’t…
