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Bases is Obsidian's built-in core plugin for turning notes and their properties into live tables and cards. Here's how the syntax works and when to reach for it instead of Dataview.

The Invoker Commands API lets a button declare what it controls with command and commandfor, replacing modal and popover glue code with plain HTML.

The auto-growing textarea has been a JavaScript rite of passage for years. A single CSS declaration now does the whole job, and it works on inputs and selects too.

Fallow is a Rust-native tool that maps your whole TS/JS codebase to catch dead code, duplication, and architecture drift. Here's how it fits alongside ESLint, Prettier, and agent guidelines when you're reviewing PRs you didn't write.

Obsidian is plain-text markdown all the way down, which means the same tools you use on code work on your notes. Here's how to version your vault with Git, get real syntax highlighting, and run JavaScript inside your notes.

A walkthrough of a custom Claude Code status line that renders context and rate-limit usage as colored bars and turns your repo name into a clickable link.

The Navigation API hit Baseline in early 2026, giving SPAs a single, purpose-built place to intercept and manage routing. Here's why it finally replaces the History API.

The high-voltage variant of Grimicorn keeps every semantic role and swaps in eight electric hexes. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and the contrast tradeoff that makes neon-on-black a deliberate choice.

A practical look at scheduler.yield(), the browser API that breaks up long tasks and keeps the main thread responsive without the setTimeout penalty.