“W3C Workshop on Permissions and User Consent”
“It may not be sufficient to ask permission - some features may be simply too dangerous to add.”
This is going to come up more and more in standards work, I think.
“I Put Words on this Webpage so You Have to Listen to Me Now - Christine Dodrill”
Made me laugh out loud.
“In defence of graceful degradation and where progressive enhancement comes in by Adam Silver”
“The Popularity of the 4.7″ iPhone - David Smith, Independent iOS Developer”
“You Pay (Or Maybe You Don’t): Every Layout”
“Always charge. If not for yourself, then for the next person.”
“Catalyst Can Rescue the Mac and Grow the iPad – MacStories”
“Why books don’t work - Andy Matuschak”
Dude has an agenda, mostly mentions shitty story-science books, and has clearly never been taught how to read for learning which is a separate skill from reading for fun. Accidentally makes a couple of good points, though.
I’m going to enthusiastically point everybody again at the excellent “Every Layout”
If you do CSS, then I can’t recommend it highly enough. It’s only been out for a short while and isn’t complete but it’s already changed a lot of my CSS practices.
“Communicating inclusively beyond our products, services and users by Amy Hupe, content designer.”
While blog posts along the lines of “I don’t use X for development for Y reasons” are worthwhile, if a tad negative, they do tend to inspire pretty poor discussions in social media.
‘Iceland Passes Major Gender Identity Law: “The Fight Is Far From Over” - The Reykjavik Grapevine’
“The layout of web content is innately algorithmic”
“Private Git Repositories on iCloud”
This is very clever.
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