We bring to your attention a selection with links to new materials from the frontend area and around it.
Media | Web Development | CSS | Javascript | Browsers | Entertaining
Media
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CSSSR podcast: Automated refactoring, migration to TS, TypeScript 3.9 RC, Redis 6, NodeJS and RoR releases•
Web Standards podcast No. 227: Web Standards site, cssunderhood, Chrome, colors, custom properties, Brotli, price of frameworks•
RWPod Cafe 15: Andrey Sitnik•
CSSSR Podcast. Argumentarium - Place of layout in the Universe•
I. Subbotnik on interface development 2020
Web development
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Opium.Fill - standardization of the color scheme through the eyes of a programmer•
Modern front-end architectures•
Modern SEO: AMP stories• What every developer should know about https•
Some innocent fun with HTML video and Progress•
Storage for the web. There are many different options for storing data in a browser. Which one is best for your needs?•
How not to fall into the browser cache trap
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CSS
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Fully responsive design is more than just media queries•
Flexible layout without media queries: min (), max (), clamp () functions•
My favorite CSS questions with detailed answers•
Atomic CSS-in-JS•
Selection in CSS•
Fake 3D elements with CSS•
Thoughts on Container Queries implementation in browsers•
CSS “content” property accepts alternative text•
How to solve Z-index problem in 1 minute•
3 insanely simple ways to switch your website to dark mode•
Create a beautiful input range with CSS only•
What do we miss when learning CSS?Javascript
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The road to hell of JavaScript dependencies•
I switch to JavaScript•
Advanced TypeScript• The
price of JavaScript frameworks• The
non-ironic hatred of JavaScript•
Alpine.js: The JavaScript Framework, which is used as jQuery, is written as Vue and inspired by TailwindCSS•
Continuous refactoring of 100,000 lines of code - TinyMCE on TypeScript•
Crib by window.location
• Browsers. Free translation of Jeremy Keith's article “User agents”• Firefox Preview 5.0 for Android is available
Entertaining
• Mozilla is testing Firefox Private Relay's anonymous email address service• Microsoft has opened its implementation of the QUIC protocol used in HTTP / 3• Since 2006, Google has closed 200 projects: 23 applications, 16 devices and 161 services• A new dress of capitalism. How IT companies turned into supervisors• LinkedIn added a tool for rehearsing interviews: the program finds weaknesses in speech and makes recommendations• Google made available old mini-games dedicated to various eventsWe apologize for any typos or broken / duplicated links. If you notice a problem - please write in a personal email, we try to quickly fix them.
Last week's digest .Material prepared dersmoll and alekskorovin .