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Performant A/B Testing with Cloudflare Workers
My challenge to the web performance community
The two most misunderstood events in web development (pagehide/pageshow)
Cascading Cache Invalidation
Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today
Idle Until Urgent
Page Lifecycle API
Responsive Components: a modern approach to CSS element/container queries
Why Web Developers Need to Care about Interactivity
The Dark Side of Polyfilling CSS
Learning to use Google Analytics more effectively at CodePen.io
Autotrack.js: modern website tracking from Google Analytics
Why you should never stop event propagation
Real private and protected members in JavaScript
What No One Told You About Z-Index
How to Test Private Functions in JavaScript
Re:JavaScript tool that validates your HTML and warns you in the web c...
on Saturday June 15, 2013 @03:45PM (#5886082)
It's not my tool, but do you know about rawgithub.com? Just use the Github version if all you're doing is testing.
https://rawgithub.com/philipwalton/html-inspector/master/dis...
Re:Ask HN: Shortest path to $1 million?
on Saturday June 15, 2013 @03:30PM (#5886045)
I thought about going the WordPress theme route about a year ago and stumbled upon these same statistics. At first it seemed like a great idea. I mean, I already knew how to build them since I use WordPress for almost all my client projects.
But then I realized that part of why I was bored freelancing is that building a WordPress theme is essentially doing the same thing over and over and over again. It's just like an assembly line, factory job.
These days I'm much happier working a salary job for a company on a large scale project that is constantly getting new features and presenting fresh engineering challenges. The salary is good. I'm not a millionaire, but at least I enjoy what I spend 8-10 hours of my day doing.
JavaScript tool that validates your HTML and warns you in the web console
Re:Vdio: Rdio Puts Its Social Muscle Behind Movies and TV
on Wednesday April 03, 2013 @12:50PM (#5487218)
It's too bad there isn't a subscription option. I'd like to see more competition in that space.
I'd also love to see the ability to download locally and watch offline like you can do with Rdio.
Understanding the new CSS supports rule
Media Queries in JavaScript: Introducing mqa.js
The New Kid in CSS Town: Cascade Framework
Discovery of a MySQL Bug
Why Sass extend doesn't work in media queries
Re:The Future of OOCSS: A Proposal
on Thursday January 17, 2013 @01:28PM (#5074184)
Native support for selecting abstract classes via JavaScript would be awesome!