Blogs about Front-end web development
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Manuel Matuzović - Web development Blog
My personal blog. Nowadays I focus a lot on accessibility but I also write about CSS layout, architecure, and performance.
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Website accessibility reaction videos (in German) Recently, I started a new project. I react to the accessibility of more or less randomly picked websites.Before you get too excited, It's in German. I feel more comfortable recording live reactions to websites I …
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Matthias Ott · Articles
User Experience Designer.
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Free Audio Plugins: Accusonus ERA 6 Bundle I’ve been down in an audio plugin rabbit hole lately. More on that in a later blog post. But I just stumbled upon a set of free plugins that might be of interest to you, …
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Miriam Eric Suzanne
writing & speaking & music & theater & cetera.
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Aggregating my distributed self Where does all this content belong? Most of the content on this site is an aggregate view of my work in other venues. How do I want to manage that process going forward? It’s 2024, …
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Monica Dinculescu – Blog
I'm a creative engineer who builds delightful web experiences.
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A swim with a chat bot I have 4 (rounded up) beefs with language-y AI bots that have resulted in me sort of avoiding them altogether: They have the personality of a middle manager who writes Google Docs all day that …
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Oh Hello Ana - Blog
Ana's personal blog.
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Bookmarks I should have shared a long time ago Let's get these out of the way! Bookmarks related to tech and web development Likes* are the best by Hagen Terschüren. Paged.js. Making Math Accessible by Dan O’Mahony and Ricky Onsman. My Eleventy site setup …
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Overreacted
Personal blog by Dan Abramov. I explain with words and code.
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The Two Reacts UI = f(data)(state)
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Piccalilli - Blog
I’m the founder of Set Studio, a creative agency that specialises in building stunning websites that work for everyone.
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Why I’m excited about text-box-trim as a designer I’ve been excited by the potential of text-box-trim, text-edge and text-box for a while. They’re in draft status at the moment, but when more browser support is available, this capability will open up some exciting …
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Read the Tea Leaves
Software and other dark arts, by Nolan Lawson.
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Avoiding unnecessary cleanup work in disconnectedCallback In a previous post, I said that a web component’s connectedCallback and disconnectedCallback should be mirror images of each other: one for setup, the other for cleanup. Sometimes, though, you want to avoid unnecessary cleanup …
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remy sharp's b:log
About [code] and all that jazz.
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FFConf 2024 [blog] Our 16th year, 17th outing (it's complicated with doubles for 3 years and skipping the pandemic years…) completed two weeks ago, and it is high time I post my thoughts. There are two parts this …
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Ryan Mulligan | Articles
Passenger through space and time, front-end web builder & bittersweet songs enthusiast.
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The Shape of Runs to Come Over the last few months or so, I have been fairly consistent with getting outside for Sunday morning runs. A series of lower body issues had prevented me from doing so for many years, but …
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Saneef’s website
Hello. I’m Saneef. I design information and build interfaces.
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Disable built-in DNS clients in Chromium based apps All Chromium-based apps such a Google Chrome, Obsidian have a built-in DNS client. I have set up NextDNS on my computer to block ads and trackers. The built-in DNS clients by pass the NextDNS, which …
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Sara Joy
Sara's homepage, blog, portfolio.
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Come to the light-dark() Side The one where Sara wrote a post for CSS-Tricks 🧡🎉
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Sara Soueidan, inclusive design engineer
articles on design engineering.
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Accessible notifications with ARIA Live Regions (Part 2) In the first part of this chapter we discussed what we might need live regions for, and how to create them using HTML and ARIA. In this part, we’re going to discuss what live regions …
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Scott Jehl, Web Designer/Developer
The portfolio site and blog of web designer, Scott Jehl.
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Syntax.fm Podcast: Web Components Can't Save Us I had the great opportunity to go on the Syntax podcast and talk about web performance, web components, the Boston Globe project, JavaScript over reliance, Squarespace, my Web Components Course, and a lot more. It …
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Sia Karamalegos: Blog Archive
Learn about web performance, Eleventy, and the Jamstack with writing by Sia Karamalegos, performance engineer and web developer.
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Dynamic social share images using Cloudinary Social share images unfurl beneath link shares on many popular social platforms, such as Discord, Slack, LinkedIn, and more. Did you ever notice those social media share images that automatically pop up for a site …
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Smashing Magazine
Articles all around CSS, JavaScript, front-end, UX and design. For designers and web developers.
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Three Approaches To Amplify Your Design Projects What makes an incredible project? Is it the client? The type of project? An exorbitant budget? While those things help to create the environment in which a great project can thrive, what truly makes a …
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Stefan Judis Web Development
Developer, writer and speaker. I love building things for the web. And I love writing sharing things about the web.
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Web Weekly #146 (#blogPost) Guten Tag! Guten Tag! 👋Are you aware that the ::details-content pseudo-element is coming to the web? Or have you used the Picture in Picture API already? And do you know that emojis have different meanings …
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swyx's site
The official site of Shawn @swyx Wang, a technologist and recovering finance geek.
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swyx in 2024 End of Year wraps i was involved in 3 end of year-ish recaps today:
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TJ Fogarty
Performance focused Front-end Development.
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2024 Analytics I've been using Counter for analytics, and it's great. It does exactly what I need, and the pricing is generous, considering you can apply it to multiple sites.What's traffic been like for this little site? …
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yuanchuan
As a web developer, I'm passionate about exploring various areas such as design, programming languages, and generative art.
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An Introduction to css-doodle This is a rough transcript based on my notes for the sharing session I presented at the online Groove meetup in June. I've shared the slides before, but I think it's worth putting the content …