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Remember VRML? muse.place/

So fun!

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@estark37 blocking the main thread for a user prompt is not a “performance implication” what on earth. that’s a feature

Coming soon to Chrome the browser will profile the colors of a website you visit to identify phishing websites.

blog.chromium.org/2021/07/m92-fa…

I can’t wrap my head around this and why you need to profile the sites colors. Can anyone explain this like I’m five?

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themodernweb.html

He sounds pretty fly for a white guy twitter.com/ZaaackKoootzer/statu…

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.@watware and @peterbe recently added an autocomplete search to MDN Web Docs, that allows you to quickly jump straight to the document you’re looking for by typing parts of the document title.

*Spoiler Alert* very cool “easter egg” feature included hacks.mozilla.org/2021/08/mdns-a…

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HTML Tip 💡

Use “translate” attribute and set it value to “no” for your company name.

So that in case, the webpage is translated into another language, your brand name will remain intact. t.co/697e5Ao7RQ

Self hosting fonts is best for performance. Use google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp… twitter.com/IamStan/status/14225…

Good morning frontend devs. Remember to close that <font> element. twitter.com/Hellalena/status/913…

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this is the best thing ever

I must remember this when doing team reviews… twitter.com/justmarkup/status/14…

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You either have the privilege to be able to spend a lot of time to learn HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript before learning React.

Or you need a job now. So you learn React only, as this gives you the biggest option to land a job.

On performance optimization: “You can’t make the computer faster. You can only make it do less work.”

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The Internet is rotting. This chart shows the percentage of links from all New York Times articles that still work. Over 25% of the links embedded in articles just seven years ago & 60% of older links, are now broken. And tweets & posts are more ephemeral! cjr.org/analysis/linkrot-content… t.co/qg3erzTkq2