HTML Weekly |
Issue 224 — January 27, 2016 |
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Mozilla Hacks
With your permission, web sites can now send notifications to Firefox. They’re indistinguishable from native notifications, use Service Workers to operate, and there are a few demos at the bottom of serviceworke.rs.
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Cloudinary
Using this online tool, developers can interactively analyze images to generate the optimal responsive image dimensions, as well as the HTML markup for using them. Smashing Magazine has an extensive write-up on how to use it productively.
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The WHATWG Blog
Anne van Kesteren quickly reflects on how the work done on the HTML Standard is now more open than ever before.
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Frontend Masters Sponsored
Which courses on front-end, Node.js, the Web Platform, etc. would you like to see? Vote on the topics most important to you.
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Jake Archibald
Google’s Jake Archibald is excited about the potential of the still under development streams API to improve Web responsiveness. It’s complicated though so you might wanna grab a coffee.
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Mikito Takada
A not-quite-book-length set of chapters walking through every major concept in CSS layout, with dozens of applied examples to illustrate them.
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Mozilla Hacks
Firefox has joined Chrome in implementing the Web Speech API which makes speech recognition and synthesis possible in the browser. Here’s a look at how it works.
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Delve Fonts
Inspired by Highway Gothic and sponsored by Red Hat.
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In brief
- Coming to Chrome: Dynamically Inserted StyleSheets Will Not Block Loading news
blink-dev
- The State of Hidden Content Support in 2016 news
Steve Faulkner
- How to Create an Animated SVG Banner with Greensock tutorial
Sara Soueidan
- Using Modern CSS to Build a Responsive Image Grid tutorial
A look at a technique to take control of the distance between grid columns.
George Martsoukos
- WebGL Off the Main Thread in Firefox 44 tutorial
You can now use WebGL in Web Workers as the new OffscreenCanvas API lets you create a WebGL context off the main thread.
Mozilla Hacks
- Revisiting The Float Label Pattern with CSS tutorial
Emil Björklund
- CSS Font Features in WebKit tutorial
A quick look at font-variant-numeric, font-variant-caps, font-variant-numeric and similar properties for enabling advanced text styles and effects.
WebKit
- Everything I Know About Responsive Web Typography with CSS tutorial
Zell Liew
- How Clean Is Your Code? tools
Get an in-depth review with prioritized suggestions from Corgibytes.
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- The (Unofficial) CanIUse Embed tools
Embed up-to-date data from caniuse.com.
Ire Aderinokun
- 10 Best jQuery and HTML5 WYSIWYG Plugins tools
Sure, it’s a list post, but I didn’t know about a few of these.
SitePoint
- Bulma: A Flexbox-based CSS Framework code
Looks pretty smooth. Responsive, flexbox based, auto-sizing columns, navbars whose content will stay vertically aligned..
Jeremy Thomas
- Hint.css: A Pure CSS Tooltip Library code
Supports different positions, color settings, rounded corners - looks good.
Kushagra Gour
- Milligram: A Minimalist CSS Framework code
C J Patoilo
- DateDropped: A Date Input Field jQuery Plugin code
Felice Gattuso
- In-depth performance metrics for AngularJS tools
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