Published on January 6, 2026 2025 was a good year. My baby turned one and I got to see her personality really start to evolve. She’s saying “Mama,” “Dada,” and “duck” 🦆 (that’s her favorite word). At work, I achieved a little personal goal of speaking on the main stage at Google I/O. I also visited a new country, Peru, and saw a world wonder; Machu Picchu. It wasn’t an easy year by any means, maybe even one of my hardest between newborn life (our baby had a lot of challenges at first) and being thrown back into the deep end when I came back to work. But I feel like I’m ending this year full…
Published on January 6, 2025 2024 is the year I became a meme and a mom. And it’s a primary example of how life is a swinging pendulum. Last year, when I sat down to write this year-in-review, I was recovering from my second surgery to resolve some complications from a pretty traumatizing miscarriage. Today, I’m sitting and writing this next to my 2-month-old baby girl who is mischievously resisting sleep, and cooing at me when I look over to give her a pacifier as I try to get her down. This post marks the 10th edition of my year-in-reviews, which feels like solid milestone to note. While I…
Published on December 31, 2023 Hello fellow reader! No matter how you know me or how you got here, it’s kind of a funny thing that I’ve been doing these year-in-reviews for 9 years now. Honestly, I love to do these end-of-year reflections. It’s easy to do when the year is generally good overall, but 2023 was not a good year for me. It was a year full of stress and anxiety, which significantly impacted my physical and mental health. It started with a huge shift in the tech ecosystem (hello, year of layoffs, budget-cuts, and online community fragmentation) and ended with a very traumatic…
The select element gets a small but mighty upgrade where you can now add (horizontal rule) elements into the list of options and they will appear as separators.
These four new features include: animating display and content-visibility on a keyframe timeline, the transition-behavior property, the @starting-style rule, and the overlay property.
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