The digest of fresh materials from the world of the front-end for the last week No. 383 (October 1 - 6, 2019)

We bring to your attention a selection with links to new materials from the frontend area and around it.


Media | Web Development | CSS | Javascript | Browsers | Entertaining |


Media


podcast CSSSR Podcast: News 512 - Hacktoberfets, Vue Directives, TypeScript 3.7 Beta, and PostgreSQL 12
podcast Devshahta Podcast # 96: Goals, Private Fields and the New Node.js
podcast Devshahty Podcast # 97: LongestJS, TC39 Panel, HolyJS workshops and light workshops
podcast Frontend Youth (18+) # 110: Compiling the Shavarma
video Repozitorro # 29 - A frequent mistake by beginners

Web development


habr “Alice, let's go to the front end!”
habr Text rendering hates you
en Web Content Management Evolution




CSS


Don't Complicate Scalable CSS
en Modern CSS Reset
en Feeling Sassy Again. Cloudfour blog post about how they thought about returning to Sass after 4 years of using PostCSS
en Creating a Scrapbook Layout Using CSS Grid
en Design editor templates using CSS Grid and Named Columns
en Create a slide show with CSS Scroll Snapping
en Why is CSS so weird?
en Many ways to link shapes and images with HTML and CSS
en Interesting layouts with CSS Grid
en Trying to figure out CSS support in Gmail (as of 2019)

Javascript


en Create PWA Using Vanilla JavaScript
en Do not use JavaScript variables without understanding the temporary dead zone
habr RE: Pain and Tears in Svelte 3
en JavaScript code execution through import ()








Browsers


Google Chrome will block all mixed content
In the nightly builds of Firefox, a modernized design of the address bar is proposed
Total HTTP boycott. Google Chrome will soon soon block all “mixed” content by default

Entertaining


Google: An HTML site map is not needed in terms of SEO
Google: H1 headings are useful but not critical
Mozilla wins Net Neutrality lawsuit
Satya Nadella: Windows is no longer an important area for us
Why Windows is no longer Microsoft's priority. The Verge Analysis
WSJ: Visa, Mastercard and other companies thought about quitting the Libra cryptocurrency project from Facebook

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Last week digest .
Material prepared by dersmoll and alekskorovin .

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/470361/


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