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- Remote Jobs for Digital Nomads remoteok.io
- Telegram Bots: An introduction for developers core.telegram.org
- Music Theory Is Your Friend musictheoryisyourfriend.com
<blockquote>Reinventing music theory for the modern electronic musician</blockquote>
Music theory learning resource (by Ukkonen, shh).
- Pattern Lab patternlab.io
Build Atomic Design Systems
- Stylify Me stylifyme.com
- JsonStub jsonstub.com
- Command line one-liners | Arturo Herrero arturoherrero.com
- Stevey's Blog Rants: Good Agile, Bad Agile steve-yegge.blogspot.co.uk
- » The UX Professionals’ Guide to Working with Agile Scrum Teams boxesandarrows.com
- Scrum: Agile madness | www.jillesvangurp.com jillesvangurp.com
<blockquote>"You can’t substitute experience with process and that is exactly what agile followers end up doing. Take away the experienced people and you have a lot of people executing the rituals of scrum, kanban, or whatever without really understanding what they are doing. The assumption that that will work at all is naive at best and actually rather delusional."</blockquote>
- Picking a Responsive Tables Solution blog.cloudfour.com
- A light, progressive framework – Paul Hayes paulrhayes.com
<blockquote>We use RequireJS for dependency management, Jasmine for testing, and jQuery. Our framework is light, and is founded on a simple instantiation pattern: modules are marked up using data attributes, anything with a data-require attribute is deemed to be a module. On page load, our app finds these modules in the DOM, ‘requires’ them and their dependencies, instantiates them and starts them.</blockquote>
- front-end-ops smashingmagazine.com
_thenittygritty: Front-End Ops by @SlexAxton http://t.co/MUtey1gK2H
- Height equals width with pure CSS mademyday.de
- AngularJS Unicorn Directive btford.github.io
<blockquote>Do you ever get depressed at how few unicorns there are in your AngularJS app? I certainly do. But worry no more, dear friend. With this directive, adding a unicorn to your app has never been easier.</blockquote>
- Page Weight Matters | Chris Zacharias blog.chriszacharias.com
<blockquote>Many of us are fortunate to live in high bandwidth regions, but there are still large portions of the world that do not. By keeping your client side code small and lightweight, you can literally open your product up to new markets.</blockquote>
- cubic-bezier.com cubic-bezier.com
<blockquote>A better tool for cubic-bezier() easing</blockquote>
- Responsive images – interim report brucelawson.co.uk
- GitHub workflows inside of a company nczonline.net
- Hoodie hood.ie
<blockquote>An architecture for frontend-only web apps.</blockquote>
- The Evolution Of The BEM Methodology | Smashing Coding coding.smashingmagazine.com
- Helping or hurting? christianheilmann.com
- Backbone patterns ricostacruz.com
- rwldrn/idiomatic.js github.com
- Port-based Apache virtual hosts | Articles | Mike Raynham mikeraynham.co.uk
localtunnel with apache virtual hosts, it can be done! +
- Touch Wiki github.com
Javascript libraries for dealing with touch events, multitouch, normalizing across the Webkit/IE touch models, and all that jazz.
- Starbucks Style Guide starbucks.com
- About HTML semantics and front-end architecture – Nicolas Gallagher nicolasgallagher.com
- Web First, Hybrid Second, Native Third peteroshaughnessy.com
- Learn to code | Codecademy codecademy.com
- The Exporter export.synack.me
- Perch Cheatsheet quick.grabaperch.com
- The Lure of On-page Editing — All in the head allinthehead.com
- Cafe On The Rye | Peckham Rye London cafeontherye.co.uk