The digest of fresh materials from the world of the frontend for the last week №332 (September 24 - 30, 2018) We offer you a selection with links to new materials from the front-end area and around it.
Media |
Web Development |
CSS |
Javascript |
Browsers |
Entertaining
Media
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Podcast "Frontend Weekend"
# 72 - What has changed over the year with Darya Pushkarskaya (about career development, school frontend and performances)
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Podcast "Frontend Youth (18+)"
# 66: We'd rather do something wrong than die
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Web Standards podcast,
Release №140: A couple of new Safari products, semantics and TypeScript, developers at W3C, Redux is not needed, the new ES breaks everything, new arrows at JS
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Web Standards Podcast,
Episode # 139: September 25th: Four interviews with CSS-Minsk-JS speakers: Bram Stein, Patrick Lauke, Hui Jing Chen, Anna Migas
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Podcast "CSSSR",
News 512 - Issue №23 (September 24 - September 30)
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Vadim Makeev's video blog
3. Lingualeo, divatosis and graphics in SVG and PNG
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Web Audio Conf 2018 | Berlin
Web development
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Why semantic HTML is important, and how TypeScript helps to understand this
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Command Line API (Console): Command Help
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The Fronteers community represented by Rachel Andrew has applied to participate in the W3C to represent the interests of the developers.
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CSS
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The first (and strange) public draft of the CSS scrollbar module
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Now 2018: you should not write on vanilla CSS
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13 vertical centering method in 2018
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How to use the animation inspector in Chrome Developer Tools
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Grid or Flexbox: what to choose?
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CSS Box Model Beginner's Guide
Javascript
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Node.js without node_modules
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Angular vs React: Battle for Frontend
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How to abandon jQuery in the modern frontend: the experience of the GitHub team
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TypeScript 3.1 announcement
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Javascript minimal setup
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12 tips from scalable Node.js professionals
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turtleDB: framework for creating offline-first, collaborative applications
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16 podcasts on JavaScript, continuing to go in 2018
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Jabber JavaScript podcast
# 323: “You Learned JavaScript, Now What?” With Chris Heilmann
Libs & Plugins:
• Trix - a full-fledged text-based editor for daily use.
• Tabulator - simple customizable library for outputting tabular data
Browsers
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My favorite file in Chromium codebase
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Google Chrome 69 automatically enters the account and does not erase Google cookies when clearing the history
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Google will eliminate in Chrome 70 comments related to linking an account and deleting all cookies.
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Found a bug leading to a crash in Firefox or the entire computer
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Why do I finally quit Chrome: a security expert article
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In the Firefox browser, a one-time key system appeared to restore access to account data
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Safari's proposed search results promoted conspiracy theories, lies and misinformation
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qutebrowser is a keyboard browser with minimal GUI.
Entertaining
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Google turned 20 years old
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Stack Overflow - 10 years
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How to write date and time in interfaces
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Microsoft will stop supporting Skype Classic since November
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Internet of Things is a new quality of life.
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Vulnerability in Facebook led to the seizure of control over 50 million user accounts.
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Google hid a text game in search results
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Basic principles for using animation in UX
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