Using :has() as a CSS Parent Selector and much more
let’s take a step-by-step hands-on look at what web developers can do with this desperately desired tool. It turns out, the :has() pseudo-class is not just a “parent selector”. After decades of dead-ends, this selector can do far more.
Joe Liccini
Why Your Cached JavaScript Is Still Slow and Incurs Performance Overhead
Caching assets is a fantastic way to optimize the network overhead of your web application, there is still plenty of computational overhead associated with cached JavaScript.
There are no rules to blogging except this one: always self-host your website because your URL, your own private domain, is the most valuable thing you can own.
Nate Baldwin created an amazing resource about colors, with interactive examples that help understand many concepts.
The Ad Hoc Accessibility Beyond Compliance Playbook
We see accessibility as a duty in our mission to better serve people. We believe in the social model of disability […], which means we hold responsibility to ensure our products and services do not create or contribute to systemic barriers, derogatory attitudes, or social exclusion.
Orange Digital Accessibility
Some personas - Orange digital accessibility guidelines
situations of digital disabilities aren’t inevitable, we can all act to avoid them. Are you a creator of communication media? Are you participating in the development of a web project or a mobile application? Do you use social networks? You can act! Thanks to this set of personae, you will discover the issues related to the different deficiencies and that are easy to deploy.
Prevent layout shifts with CSS grid stacks
I keep sending people this clever solution provided by Hubert, I wonder why I still didn't add it to my links!
The re-execution of code on the client that the server already executed as part of SSR/SSG is what makes hydration pure overhead: that is, a duplication of work by the client that the server already did. The framework could have avoided the cost by transferring information from the server to the client, but instead, it threw the information away.
There's unfortunately a lot to know when you want to provide social networks/apps with personnalized informations (title, description, image), while most of it has already been in our HTML for decades… 🤷♂️
Joe Liccini
Why Your Cached JavaScript Is Still Slow and Incurs Performance Overhead
Most developers still don't understand that large JavaScript code is really hurting performance, let's hope this great explanation by Joe, that this is really not just about network, will help:
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Jen Simmons
Robin Rendle
Nate Baldwin
Ad Hoc
Hubert Sablonnière
Miško Hevery
Jens Oliver Meiert