The concept of action types inferred from module types is something we use in Warhol’s code a lot. It also fits nicely with the architecture of Conceptual Components as I described in my blog post here: https://drublic.de/blog/conceptual-components/

Bastian Allgeier describes his idea of decentralized sytems that build the web in the future focusing on self-distributed servers.

This might be a Chrome Canary Bug. Get it on a lot of pages where elements are floated. The n+1th element always has a margin on top. Couldn't figure out what the real issue is though.

I also get this on Chrome Dev (windows). It fixes itself if I resize the browser to get the mobile layout and then size it back to normal.

I certainly can't reproduce it :-/

That is a valid argument. I just don't like to deal with IDs in CSS. I love classes. And applying styles according to an semantic class name decouples your HTML from the CSS - that is what the article is all about.