Clicker Trojan found in 34 popular Android apps

Researchers came across a clicker Trojan in over 34 apps available in the Google Play Store. Interestingly, the apps were downloaded by Android users over 101 million times. According to the researchers at Doctor Web, the malware was added to ‘general’ applications such as audio players,...

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Cook Collective

Neat touch reusing the brand iconography within a custom cursor (over links) in this Landing Page for Cook Collective.

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Facebook Introduces a Slideshow Option for Stories!

Ever since Facebook introduced the Stories feature to its family of apps, it has been working constantly on the feature to make it the center of attention. Advertisers’ interest in the Stories has led to Facebook testing out various ways to make the feature stand out among others. News about the...

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How to Schedule Instagram Posts on a Desktop Without Third-Party Tools

Ever wish you could post to Instagram directly from your desktop instead of your mobile device? Did you know Instagram is rolling out this functionality? In this article, you’ll learn how to schedule and publish posts to Instagram via your desktop without any third-party apps. How to Access Creator Studio for Instagram Instagram still hasn’t […]

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Changes Coming From Instagram: What Marketers Need to Know

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Social Media Marketing Talk Show, a news show for marketers who want to stay on the leading edge of social media. On this week’s Social Media Marketing Talk Show, we explore what marketers need to know about changes coming from Instagram and the expanded rollout of Facebook’s search […]

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Web Design Weekly #364

Headlines

All the best engineering advice I stole from non-technical people

Marianne Bellotti passes on some great advice that has stuck with her during the process of becoming a better manager. (medium.com)

Domino’s is locked in a legal battle over the future of web design. (fastcompany.com)

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Articles

Native lazy-loading for the web

Starting with Chrome 76, you’ll be able to use the new “loading” attribute to lazy-load resources without the need to write custom lazy-loading code or use a separate JavaScript library. This article dives into the details. (web.dev)

Tips to Help You Avoid React Hooks Pitfalls

React Hooks require a bit of a change in the way you think about React Component Lifecycles, State, and Side Effects. If you’re not thinking about React Hooks properly it can be easy to fall into problematic scenarios. (kentcdodds.com)

Is UX writing boring?

Having troubles standing out? Lack motivation when it comes to UX writing? Hopefully this post by Steve Howe re-sparks that passion to go above and beyond. (medium.com)

Multi-column manipulation

Heydon Pickering shares some of his recent tinkering with multi-column layout. (every-layout.dev)

Tools / Resources

How to fetch data with React Hooks?

In this tutorial, Robin Weruch explains how to fetch data in React with Hooks by using the state and effect hooks. He also dives into implementing custom hooks. (robinwieruch.de)

Paaatterns

A collection of beautiful patterns for all vector formats. (lstore.graphics)

Rebass – React primitive UI components (rebassjs.org)

Duotone – Font Awesome Icons (fontawesome.com)

Electron version 6 (electronjs.org)

Inspiration

Making a Realistic Glass Effect with SVG (css-tricks.com)

Gatsby Theme Jam (gatsbyjs.org)

Jobs

Senior Front-end Engineer at WeTransfer

We are looking for someone to join the Paste team with all things technical. You’ll be responsible for the design, implementation and maintenance of key features of Paste. Together with the team you will take your ideas from implementation to production. (wetransfer.com)

Front-end Developer at Clock

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Front-end Developer to further their career and really make their mark in an established and growing agency that provides genuine opportunities to develop your skill set. (clock.co.uk)

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Last but not least…

2019 Design Systems Survey (seesparkbox.com)

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Some News Publishers Can Still Spot the Users If They Are Using Chrome Incognito Mode

Google has been aware of multiple loopholes in the FileSystem API and they have been trying to fix these flaws. The FileSystem API was being used by many different sites in order to identify if the user was accessing a website on incognito mode. Although Google has already sorted a lot of problems,...

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