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Here’s a CSS technique that produces blurry image placeholders (LQIPs) without cluttering up your markup — Only a single custom property needed!
10:42 (+0200)Updating PWAs is trickier than I thought, this article explains very well why and how to implement a proper updating.
17:28 (+0100)Well written article on AbortController superpowers.
Show moreIf you are creating libraries in JavaScript where aborting or cancelling operations makes sense, I highly encourage you to look no further than the AbortController API. It’s incredible! And if you are building applications, you can utilize the abort controller to a great effect when you need to cancel requests, remove event listeners, …
16:43 (+0100)In short, Google can effectively render and index JavaScript content, including complex SPAs, dynamically loaded content, and streamed content.
12:32 (+0200)CSS can now support HD (high definition) displays, specifying colors from HD gamuts while also offering color spaces with specializations. This guide will explain how you can start to take advantage of this new world of color.
10:12 (+0200)Flow is a state in which people are so involved in an activity that nothing else seems to matter; the experience is so enjoyable that people will continue to do it even at great cost, for the sheer sake of doing it.
16:17 (+0100)This tool generates fluid typography code snippets using the modern CSS clamp function and lets you fine-tune fluid typography behavior using this sleek editor.
11:14 (+0100)The concept of Low-Quality Image Placeholders (LQIP) has been an integral part of web development for many years. Guy Podjarny is often credited with popularizing this term over a decade ago, highlighting the longstanding interest in efficient image-loading techniques in web design. Even before the term LQIP became widespread, the concept was implicitly recognized and utilized, as evident from the …
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