The digest of fresh materials from the world of the front-end for the last week No. 387 (October 28 - November 3, 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


• habr AST, automation, optimization, or how did PiterJS conf # 1 go?
• habr JavaScript Meetup SuperJob: Video Report
• podcast Frontend Youth (18+) podcast # 113: Dare to double paycheck
• podcast CSSSR Podcast: News 512 - PWA Myths, Serverless APIs, Devilish HTML, Vue-CLI 4, and Puppeteer 2
• podcast “UnderJS Podcast”: # 7 - Conversation with Alexei Zolotykh about Dart [Tube]
• podcasten Web Standards Podcast No201: Web standards, CSS multi-column, printing, display values, contributing
• video Interview: Vadim Makeev - “It's Time to Move From Talking to Threats”
• video KharkivJS # 10 2019 - Javascript Conference, 30 videos
• videoen JSConf Budapest 2019, 14 videos
• videoen CSSConf Budapest 2019, 7 videos
• videoen React Conf 2019, 27 videos

Web development


• habr 9 more projects to hone Front-End skills
• habr Six Tasks for Front-End Developer
• Availability and law. Analyzing Web Accessibility Laws and Standards
• en Front End debugging is not just a technical issue
• en Full Stack Authentication: Cookies and Local Storage




CSS


• en The current state of styling selects in 2019
• en Unusual use cases for pseudo-elements
• en Everyone uses CSS frameworks
• en Are there random numbers in CSS?
• en CSS media queries are more than max-width
• en Things we can't (yet) do in CSS

Javascript


• en JavaScript Object Oriented Programming Guide
• en 2019 JavaScript framework security report
• en Little-known JavaScript dangers
• en 5 interesting, but not necessarily useful tricks in Javascript
• en Comparing various types of native popups in JavaScript
• en Crop images to a specific aspect ratio using JavaScript
• en Introduction to New Features in TypeScript 3.7 and How to Use Them







Browsers


• Google is developing a built-in blocker of "heavy" advertising in a browser that has already appeared in Chrome Canary
• Firefox will no longer support direct pre-installation of add-ons
• Mozilla, Cloudflare, and Facebook Introduce TLS Extension for Delegating Short-lived Certificates
• Microsoft introduced the logo of the new Edge browser on the Chromium engine
• Chrome began testing the third edition of the manifest, which is incompatible with uBlock Origin
• en What's New in DevTools (Chrome 79)
• en Business Case for Ending Internet Explorer Support

Entertaining


• Google Search will soon stop indexing Flash content
• Google has updated the search algorithm: it will affect 10% of queries
• The largest SEO myths according to Bill Slavsky
• How and why to interview an employer
• “Getting to know the nature of things”: the head of Google explained why the search giant focuses on quantum computing
• Microsoft's worst billions-worth department that has become profitable: which helped Bing search engine reborn

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Last week digest .
Material prepared by dersmoll and alekskorovin .

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/474370/


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