Exploring a Back/Forward Cache for Chrome — The Chrome team are experimenting with a way to navigate back and forth, which thanks to caching pages in-memory (preserving JS and DOM states) will allow for ‘instant’ navigation to previously visited pages. Both Firefox and Safari already have similar back-forward cache implementations.
Addy Osmani (Google)
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When is a Button not a Button? — Not everything that’s round and stands out is considered to be a button. Here’s an explainer on how you can create a proper interactive button for your users — one that shouldn’t be confused for anything else.
Vadim Makeev
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The Dark Side of the Grid — The first in a series on the CSS Grid Layout spec, highlighting the new 'dangers' regarding accessibility and UX that it creates.
Manuel Matuzovic
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▶ The Lost Art of MIDI: Bringing It Back to the Web — Bringing MIDI and the obsolete bgsound back from the dead using WebAssembly, Emscripten, Web Audio, and Web Components. Give your webpages the 90’s treatment in a fun, modern and standards-compliant way.
Feross Aboukhadijeh
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Find A Job Through Vettery — Vettery specializes in developer roles and is completely free for job seekers. Create a profile to get started.
Vettery
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📘 Articles, Tutorials & Opinion
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WebP support in modern browsers
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A Complete Guide to Using the WebP Image Format — Although not universally adopted just yet, Edge, Chrome, Opera and Firefox do now support Google’s WebP image format. This guide has a few tips that may be one worth referencing once support is more widespread.
Hongkiat Lim
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HEX, RGB, HSL Converter — A handy browser-based color converter that quickly translates a HEX value to RGB and HSL.
Pankaj Parashar
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