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schalkneethling/README.md

Hellooooo 👋 🤘 ✌️

Recent personal blog posts

The automated posts list idea was inpired by Peter Bengtsson's GitHub profile README. You can read and learn more on his blog. Thanks, Peter!

An MCP server for Ephemeral Pages

Ephemeral Pages is now available as a public MCP server. A look at what the new MCP specification stateless protocol core changed, and why this allowed me to add MCP support to the service.

Monday, August 24, 2026

Introducing Ephemeral Pages Action v1

Ephemeral Pages Action publishes a self-contained HTML document from a pull-request workflow and posts the temporary link back as a pull-request comment. Version 1.0.0 is now available.

Monday, August 10, 2026

The release process is part of the product

A release is a product workflow. It has users, interfaces, failure states and recovery semantics. Automating eighteen packages onto trusted publishing took four prereleases to get right.

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Do We No Longer Care About the Code?

We do. We care about it differently. The attention that used to go into reading the code now goes into the specification, and into the deterministic checks that make non-deterministic tools dependable.

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

image-orientation: How CSS Solved the EXIF Rotation Problem

In 2012, EXIF orientation handling varied wildly across browsers and web services. The image orientation CSS specification has since standardized how browsers honor that data by default, but there are still edge cases that bite.

Monday, July 13, 2026

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  1. css-community-reset css-community-reset Public

    A CSS reset inspired by the community

    CSS 17 2

  2. masonry-gridlanes-wc masonry-gridlanes-wc Public

    Light-DOM custom element for CSS Grid Lanes masonry with a JS fallback; Pretext helpers are exported separately for headless text metrics.

    JavaScript 12

  3. css-property-type-validator css-property-type-validator Public

    Standalone tooling for validating CSS custom property registrations declared with `@property`

    TypeScript 12

  4. create-project-calavera create-project-calavera Public

    A simple starting skeleton of linters and formatters for common web projects.

    JavaScript 8 2

  5. schalkneethling.com schalkneethling.com Public

    Scripting on Caffeine aka My website

    MDX 3 2

  6. css-expect css-expect Public

    css-expect lets you write browser-native expectations for CSS custom functions and mixins.

    TypeScript 4