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•

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)•

Vadim Makeev's video blog
3. Lingualeo, divatosis and graphics in SVG and PNG•

Web Audio Conf 2018 | Berlin
Web development
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Why semantic HTML is important, and how TypeScript helps to understand this•
Command Line API (Console): Command Help•
The Fronteers community represented by Rachel Andrew has applied to participate in the W3C to represent the interests of the developers.')
CSS
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The first (and strange) public draft of the CSS scrollbar module•
Now 2018: you should not write on vanilla CSS•
13 vertical centering method in 2018•
How to use the animation inspector in Chrome Developer Tools•
Grid or Flexbox: what to choose?•
CSS Box Model Beginner's Guide
Javascript
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Node.js without node_modules•
Angular vs React: Battle for Frontend•
How to abandon jQuery in the modern frontend: the experience of the GitHub team•
TypeScript 3.1 announcement•
Javascript minimal setup•
12 tips from scalable Node.js professionals•
turtleDB: framework for creating offline-first, collaborative applications•

16 podcasts on JavaScript, continuing to go in 2018•

Jabber JavaScript podcast
# 323: “You Learned JavaScript, Now What?” With Chris Heilmann
- Libs & Plugins:
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Trix - a full-fledged text-based editor for daily use.
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Tabulator - simple customizable library for outputting tabular data
Browsers
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My favorite file in Chromium codebase•
Google Chrome 69 automatically enters the account and does not erase Google cookies when clearing the history•
Google will eliminate in Chrome 70 comments related to linking an account and deleting all cookies.•
Found a bug leading to a crash in Firefox or the entire computer•
Why do I finally quit Chrome: a security expert article•
In the Firefox browser, a one-time key system appeared to restore access to account data•
Safari's proposed search results promoted conspiracy theories, lies and misinformation•
qutebrowser is a keyboard browser with minimal GUI.
Entertaining
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Google turned 20 years old•
Stack Overflow - 10 years•
How to write date and time in interfaces•
Microsoft will stop supporting Skype Classic since November• The
Internet of Things is a new quality of life.•
Vulnerability in Facebook led to the seizure of control over 50 million user accounts.•
Google hid a text game in search results•
Basic principles for using animation in UXGo
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