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Create animation magic with keyframes, and animation properties like timing, delay, play state, animation-count, iteration count, and more.
Ibrahim Nergiz
Follow-up to a recent discussion on if there’s a need for a heading element without implicit order. Jake Archibald
“The wall between “native” and the Web is falling, and developers will be able to seamlessly use the same libraries in both contexts.”
Mozilla Hacks
Don’t wait for users to tell you when your gnarly code inevitably breaks. Sentry’s open source error tracking and notifications for Javascript — and every other major language in your stack — will let you know exactly when and where you went wrong.
Sentry Sponsor
A fun site where the only messages you post are essentially tiny pieces of JavaScript that render simple demos into canvas elements. See this one for example.
Some neat techniques to achieve responsive CSS patterns while we wait for element and container queries to be available.
Andy Kirk
Add screenshots and screen recordings of any visual changes to your pull requests so reviewers can visually see what’s been changed instantly.
Joanne Daudier
A deep look into Flexbox sizing — and how you can leverage it to build adaptable and beautiful layouts.
Scott Domes
Cody Lindley’s popular guide to the practice of front-end engineering, how to learn it, and what tools to use, has been updated for 2017.
Cody Lindley
Jobs 
- Front End Engineer at VSCO (Oakland, CA)We're looking for a Front-End Engineer who can face unique challenges in implementing web designs and craft great accessibility for users. VSCO
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In Brief
Customize Media Notifications and Handle Playlists news
With the new Media Session API in Chrome 57 you can customize web media notifications and respond to media related events.
Google Developers
ForwardJS: Live Angular 2 & React workshops in San Francisco, Feb 25-Mar 5 news
Last chance for tickets to 9 days of JavaScript lectures and workshops by industry experts.
ForwardJS & Forward Swift Sponsor
ECMAScript 2016+ Support in Firefox news
A technical update on new JavaScript feature support in Firefox.
Mozilla
Opera Completely Redesigns Its Desktop Browser news
Web Designer Depot
CSS Grid: One Layout, Multiple Ways tutorial
How to create the same ‘Holy Grail’ layout in three different ways, all using CSS Grid properties.
Geoff Graham
CSS and Progressive Enhancement tutorial
Where CSS can ‘fail’, why fallbacks are important and how to progressively enhance CSS.
Michael Scharnagl
The Dark Side of Polyfilling CSS tutorial
A thorough look at how writing good CSS polyfills is quite tricky.
Philip Walton
Modal Dialogs and Accessibility: A Tricky Minefield tutorial
Of course, the simplest solution is to stop using them.
Shwetank Dixit
Switching to HTTPS tutorial
A general how-to on getting your site moved over to HTTPS.
Tobi Reif
Creating Non-Rectangular Page Headers tutorial
Erik Kennedy
How to Use Mobile Emulation Mode in Chrome tutorial
Craig Buckler
Two Ways of Optimizing GIFs for the Web tutorial
Ire Aderinokun
[Whitepaper] The Future of JavaScript—2017 and Beyond
2017 predictions for the key and rising JavaScript libraries and frameworks and JS’s New Frontiers in this whitepaper.
Progress Sponsor
An Introduction To PostCSS Tooling video
A rundown of PostCSS’s diverse plugins. Helping you cherrypick the right ones for your next project.
Richard Hallows
unfetch: Bare Minimum 'Fetch' Polyfill in 500 Bytes code
A very lightweight ‘barely polyfill’ that implements a subset of the full Fetch API.
Jason Miller
AR.js: Efficient Augmented Reality for the Web code
Jerome Etienne
Perfomant CSS Animation for Beginners demo
“there are only 4 properties which you can animate whilst maintaining a silky smooth experience for your users”
Ian Hazelton
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