Frontend Weekly Digest (1– 7 Apr 2019)

This week we issue a really huge selection of all the essential news you might have missed on Front-end development. Make sure to check the latest updates on CSS, HTML, and JavaScript.

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enWhat«s new in Foundation 6
enRevisiting the rendering tier: Introducing the new rendering layer for theguardian.com
enNative image lazy-loading for the web!
enWeb Components will replace your frontend framework
enCan I Stop? Free yourself from Internet Explorer 11 in places where (almost) nobody uses it.
enEvaluating Popular Web Browsers in Terms of Security and Privacy

  • Accessibility:
    enAccessibility for Vestibular Disorders: How My Temporary Disability Changed My Perspective
    enEnforcing Accessibility Best Practices with Automatically-Generated IDs
    enA progressive disclosure component
    enHTML5 Landmarks Exposed
    enThe Muddy Waters of ADA Website Compliance May Become Less Murky in 2019


  • Animations:
    enCreative View Mode Switch Animation
    enCrossroads Slideshow. An experimental slideshow with an inclined look, three slide previews and a content view on click.
    enInspirational Websites Roundup #3
    enDogstudio — webpage with outstanding scroll effect


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enCSSBattle — CSS code-golfing is here: use your CSS skills to replicate targets with smallest possible code.
enWhat Does Dark Mode«s «supported-color-schemes» Actually Do?
enRuby Sass Has Reached End-Of-Life
enManaging Z-Index In A Component-Based Web Application
envideoCSS Standardization — The State of the Web, with Rick Viscomi and Jen Simmons (CSS Working Group, Mozilla)
enHow to create better themes with CSS variables
enThe Hidden Power of CSS Text Align

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enWhat«s the big deal with TypeScript?
enYet Another JavaScript Framework
enRemy Sharp: How I failed the
enJavaScript Web Workers: A Beginner«s Guide
enHow to use Axios with JavaScript
enFrom Javascript to Typescript to Elm
enWhy you should learn vanilla JavaScript in isolation if you want to be a better developer

  • Theory:
    enHow to keep your JavaScript code simple and easy to read
    enAll you need to know about Promise.all
    enVariable Length Currying in JavaScript


  • VueVueJS:
    enVueJS and Vue CLI 3 plugins to Boost Up the Performance of Your Application
    enVueJs Amsterdam 2019—An Experience and Talks Summary (Part 1)
    enUnit vs E2E Testing for Vue.js
    enHow to Build a Real-Time Editable Data Table in Vue.js
    enIntroducing Vue Chimera, reactive restful api client
    enPreVue: All в One Prototyping Tool


  • ReactReact:
    envideoDan Abramov teaches me React Hooks
    enHigher-order functions: what they are, and a React example
    enHow to create a modern web app using WordPress and React
    enHow to create an accessible React modal
    enHow to create your own React hooks


  • AngularAngular:
    enWhat to Expect in Angular 8
    enBuilding extensible Dynamic Pluggable Enterprise Application with Angular
    enAn Angular Roadmap — The Past, Present, and Future of Angular
    enHow to Start Flying with Angular and NgRx
    enHow to create themes for your Angular 7 apps using CSS Variables
    enManaging State Using RxJS Subjects in Angular Applications


  • Libs & Plugins:
    enSolid — The Best JavaScript UI Library You«ve Never Heard Of
    encode-server: run VS Code on a remote server


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