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• NIRATIAS

  [Mar 5, 2021]

  by Chevelle.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• The Democracy! Suite

  [Mar 5, 2021]

  by Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• Wasted Energy

  [Mar 3, 2021]

  by Press Club.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• PRINCESS CATGIRL

  [Mar 2, 2021]

  by Cashmere Cat.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• Stencil, Markdown, and web components in Markdown

  [Mar 2, 2021]

  I’ve had an idea floating around for a while: MDX is great, but I hate all of the steps around configuring / building React components with it. If I’m writing Markdown, HTML is valid in Markdown, and Web Components are valid HTML, so why not just stick Web Components in Markdown and call it a day?

  That was the idea, anyway, I just never got around to trying it. I still don’t quite grok the actual Web Components spec, but I have used Stencil, and figured with some free time today I’d give it a shot. This is the result: Web Components in Markdown. It works! Of course it does. Probably the biggest difference between it and MDX (besides, React, obviously), is that Web Components in HTML can only accept string values, so in this example rather than passing an array of image sources, I passed a comma separated list, e.g:

  <picture-gallery images="https://source.unsplash.com/lvh5L46VWuA/600x600, https://source.unsplash.com/TjbedCFPQdc/600x600, https://source.unsplash.com/caM2RdHVAoc/600x600"></picture-gallery>

  One other nice thing here is you can stick fallback HTML into the <picture-gallery> part, and you get fallback content. If the JS loads, yay, a gallery. If not, whatever. I made an example of that here:

  See the Pen Progressive enhancement with Web Components by Joseph Martucci (@jjmartucci) on CodePen.

  You can see the code behind the site on Github, it’s slap-dash but it is functional.

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• The Best of Luck Club

  [Mar 1, 2021]

  by Alex Lahey.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• J.T.

  [Feb 28, 2021]

  by Steve Earle.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• L.W.

  [Feb 27, 2021]

  by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• Little Oblivions

  [Feb 26, 2021]

  by Julien Baker.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.

• Shelf Life

  [Feb 25, 2021]

  by Northeast Party House.

  Part of my plan to listen to a new album every day.