“Zooming In and Out of UX Design Resolutions — UX Articles by UIE”
“Zooming In and Out of UX Design Resolutions — UX Articles by UIE”
“Discouraging Your Clients (for more Antifragility) - sharpen.page: A Product Sharpening Service”
“The Clearleft podcast and the decline of design · Paul Robert Lloyd”
“Preventing FOIT with web fonts using the vanilla JS fonts.load() method - Go Make Things”
“Web browsers need to stop - Drew DeVault’s Blog”
“A Problem With RSS Is That It Needs Explaining — Pixel Envy”
“Not everything needs to be dominant to be useful.”
This. Feeds are great, work great, and are incredibly useful. They don’t have to dominate computing to solve problems.
“Package managers need a permission model like mobile”
“Introducing aboutfeeds.com, a Getting Started guide for web feeds and RSS (Interconnected)”
“The cult of the free must die - QuirksBlog”
“Tripping over the potholes in too many libraries · The Ethically-Trained Programmer”
My view? Most serious projects should aim to have as few major external contributors as possible. In node each new npm package brings in at least one major contributor, usually more.
“The Online Photographer: The Trouble with Negative Criticism”
“If I’m right, then a model of the universe that sees the BOOK as an object capable of being translated into a FILE is bound to fail because it does not respect the essential difference between the two.”
This entire thing is excellent. Via @tomabba
‘DC layoffs reportedly a “bloodbath” - The Beat’
The beginning of the end for superhero comics began back in the 90s with the rise of Diamond. Now we’re finally entering the last chapter.
“PDF: Still Unfit for Human Consumption, 20 Years Later”
We’re still going to be dealing with PDFs in 2040 aren’t we?
“If I got made king of web browsers, here’s what I’d do (Interconnected)”
“Plague Police round up, or, I am tired, and you people give me no peace – Going Medieval”
“Every Website is an Essay - CSS-Tricks”
“Here’s Exactly How Inefficient Wireless Charging Is - OneZero”
“JavaScript Fatigue - CSS-Tricks”
“The Architecture of Information – Intriguing information structures from the web and beyond”
Interesting new site made by the excellent Jorge Arango.
“How to self-host Google fonts - Go Make Things”
“TypeScript, Minus TypeScript - CSS-Tricks”
This is an approach I’d really like to try out in a serious project at some point.