/FrontEnd

Micro Frontends

- Cam Jackson tl;dr: The benefits of moving to this architecture are working with smaller, more maintainable codebases, structuring teams to be autonomous and writing code in more incremental fashion. The article comes with an implementation example.

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Reducing Motion With The Picture Element

- Brad Frost tl;dr: If you deal with moving images on the web, this is how you can use the "prefers-reduced-motion" within a picture tag in HTML.

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Front-end Developer Handbook 2019

- Cody Lindley tl;dr: "Professional resource for potential and currently practicing front-end developers to equip themselves with learning materials and development tools. Secondarily, it can be used by managers, CTOs, instructors, and head hunters to gain insights into the practice of front-end development."

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Native Image Lazy-loading For The Web!

- Addy Osmani tl;dr: New loading attribute for images and iframes helps content load quicker, reduces network data usage and reduces memory usage. It should be shipped as part of Chrome 75.

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PEP 570: Python Positional-Only Parameters

- Pablo Galindo Salgado tl;dr: Introduces a new syntax for specifying positional-only parameters in Python function definitions

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CSS Battle

- Kushagra Gour tl;dr: Online CSS Code Golfing battleground where players replicate targets the in smallest possible CSS code.

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You Probably Don’t Need Input type=“number”

- Brad Frost tl;dr: Often input="number" is used for numeric input fields allowing users to increment / decrement the input. This is a poor experience when the inputs are credit cards, social security numbers, etc...

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Accessibility Insights for Web

- Itamar Turner-Trauring tl;dr: Google Chrome extension for "assessing the accessibility of web sites and web applications." You can see errors in place and visualize tab-stops.

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