#web (3832 links)
- Rebass jxnblk.com
<blockquote>A React UI component library that uses inline styles to avoid CSS dependencies and prevent leaky global styles from affecting an application. Rebass components inherit styles where appropriate and can be customized using React Context. Rebass components are built as stateless functional components and modeled as presentational components.</blockquote>
- Components - docs.adobe.com docs.adobe.com
- Production npm defaults remysharp.com
- The Reality of Missing Out | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
AdTech companies are completely fucked. Just totally and utterly fucked. Google and Facebook are kicking their asses left and right.
<blockquote>This meant letting go of pixel-level beauty to create something bigger and harder: a system of elements that work together in harmony in many contexts. The visual style exists to guide the users. When done well, it becomes a language that users understand, so when they encounter a new feature or have a new goal, they already feel comfortable navigating it.</blockquote>
- CSS First keithjgrant.com
In 2003, the CSS Zen Garden went live, and it spearheaded a revolution. At the time, many web designers were still using tables for layouts, and the battle for…
- Adactio: Journal—On The Verge adactio.com
<blockquote>For such a young, supposedly-innovative industry, I’m often amazed at what people choose to treat as immovable, unchangeable, carved-in-stone issues. Bloated, invasive ad tracking isn’t a law of nature. It’s a choice. We can choose to change.</blockquote>
- How to Use npm as a Build Tool blog.keithcirkel.co.uk
<blockquote>npm has a great subset of functionality decidated to running tasks to facilitate in a packages lifecycle - in other words, it is a great tool for build scripts.</blockquote>
- task automation with npm run substack.net
There are some fancy tools for doing build automation on javascript projects that I've never felt the appeal of because the lesser-known npm run command has…
<blockquote>Summary: Even as more sites mimic swiping gestures and incorporate horizontal scrolling in desktop designs, users remain reluctant to move sideways through content.</blockquote>
- How can I get FF 33.x Flexbox behavior in FF 34.x? stackoverflow.com
<blockquote>The relevant difference there is the "implied minimum size of flex items", a new feature in the flexbox spec. (or rather, a feature that was removed and re-introduced) [...] set `min-height:0` on specific elements.</blockquote>
- The Verge's web sucks blog.lmorchard.com
<blockquote>TL;DR: Did you know that The Verge delivers you to around 20 companies for advertising & tracking purposes? I didn't. That might foul up your web experience a little bit. Maybe we should try something different.</blockquote>
- NTH-TEST | nth-child and nth-of-type Tester nth-test.com
- Ad tech is killing the online experience theguardian.com
- Guide to Responsive-Friendly CSS Columns | CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com
- The State of SVG Animation blogs.adobe.com
- Screenbeacon | Web Design Monitoring screenbeacon.com
- JavaScript Graphing Library Comparison jsgraphs.com
- Extending Styles — Philip Walton philipwalton.com
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<blockquote>The word mobile has come to mean many things. But when designing mobile software, we need some clarity. What kind of devices are we talking about?</blockquote>
- You should understand CSS units ⚒ Nerd nerd.vasilis.nl
- One Weird Trick to Baseline-Align Text | Web Platform Team Blog blogs.adobe.com
- Ad blockers gain ground as consumers say 'Enough' campaignlive.com
- Soundcloud Icon Buttons a11ywins.tumblr.com
- Living Design System medium.com
- In Search of a Living Design System the-pastry-box-project.net
- Thomas Byttebier - The best icon is a text label thomasbyttebier.be
- Experiment: Using Flexbox Today - Chris Wright chriswrightdesign.com
- Building User Interfaces with React | Crashlytics Blog crashlytics.com
- Pingendo - web authoring with comfort pingendo.com
Uck, Boostrap. But hmm, component composability
- Flux For Stupid People blog.andrewray.me
- ReactJS For Stupid People blog.andrewray.me