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The digest of fresh materials from the world of the front-end for the last week No. 359 (April 1 - 7, 2019)

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The digest of fresh materials from the world of the front-end for the last week No. 359 (April 1 - 7, 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


    Media


    • podcastenPodcast Web Standards, 169. Safari 12.1 and IE11, Web Workers and Lazy Images, Sass, Eric Meyer, and CSSBattle.
    • podcastenPodcast “Web Standards”, 168. Why Samsung needs a browser, WebVR to WebXR transition, XR use cases for the Web
    • podcastPodcast “Devshahta / Night Front End” 74: About front-end development in Rostov-on-Don
    • podcastPodcast “ Make me beautiful ” Issue 12, visiting Anton Kastritsky - vanila js, You-Dont-Need and disgruntled Oleg
    • podcastCSSSR podcast: News 512 - Issue 45 (03.03 - 05.04)
    • video“ ALL YOUR HTML ”# s2e9: "A system of particles from text"

    Web development


    • habrClient application security: practical tips for the Front-end developer
    • habrGetting rid of duplicate packages in bundles
    • 12 basic layout reflexes
    • enWhat's new in Foundation 6
    • enIntroducing the new rendering layer for theguardian.com in 2019
    • enNative lazy-loading for the image comes to the web! Addy Osmani announces support for the loading attribute in a future version of Chrome
    • enWeb components will replace your frontend framework




    CSS


    • enCSSBattle - a game in which using your CSS skills you need to recreate graphic objects with the smallest possible code
    • enWhat does “supported-color-schemes” actually do in Dark Mode?
    • enRuby Sass has reached the end of its lifecycle
    • enZ-index management in a component web application
    • envideoCSS Standardization , the latest release of “The State of the Web” with Rick Viscomi and Jen Simmons (CSS Working Group, Mozilla)
    • enHow to create better themes using CSS Variables
    • enThe Hidden Power of CSS Text Align

    Javascript


    • habrGraphQL details: what, how and why
    • habrSpeeding up WebGL / Three.js using OffscreenCanvas and web workers
    • enWhat is so special about TypeScript?
    • enAnother JavaScript Framework
    • enRemy Sharp: How I Didn't Deal • JavaScript Web Workers: A Beginner's Guide • How to Use Axios with JavaScript • From Javascript to Typescript and Elm • Why You Should Learn Vanilla Javascript Separately if You Want to Be the Best Developer
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    Браузеры


    • V8 change log helped create an exploit for an unpatched vulnerability in Chrome
    • Intrusive notification blocker and UserScripts API added to Firefox nightly builds
    • enCan I Stop? Get rid of the need to support Internet Explorer 11 in places where (almost) no one uses it.
    • enEvaluation of popular browsers in terms of security and privacy

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