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Let's talk today about Accessibility, Web Performance, and Programming Idioms.
I'm Anatol and you are watching the Good Parts of the Frontend development.
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Let's start today from the Linux Foundation's announce: this October Node.js Foundation
and JS Foundation unveiled the creation of a joint organization aiming to support Node.js
and JavaScript Communities.
That could be important for a steady and healthy growth of the JavaScript ecosystem.
We'll see.
Mariko Kosaka published a nice series of articles, namely: "Inside look at modern web browser".
There you can discover hardware utilization of browser and multi-process architecture,
also about navigation and a little bit about service workers.
You can find this series at Google's Developers portal.
Ivan Akulov presented a recap of web performance titled "Web Performance 101".
This is an easily accessible diagram and code heavy primer to making a site or web app faster
by optimizing assets like JS, CSS, images, and fonts.
For each of these topics there are links to dive deeper.
One more great series of Web Performance has got a name: "Put Your Webpack Bundle On A
Diet".
It consists of three parts and there you can learn how to reduce your JS bundle size by
optimizing the common modules' usage and removing unused parts.
The next point in my list is "5 Tips to Write Better Conditionals in JavaScript" by Jecelyn
Yeen.
Find out how to deal with the conditionals in order to write a better and cleaner code.
For that use Array.includes, Default Function Parameters, Destructuring, etc.
You can read this article at Scotch dot io.
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Chrome Developers channel has released a new episode of The State of the Web.
This video tells about Web Fonts and in particular about Google Fonts.
You'll get to know what Google Fonts really is, how to use them effectively, and what's
new.
Welcome the 11th episode of "The Standard" show.
Sam shows you how to play with sound by adding audio tags to certain actions in a page.
Here is another episode of Supercharged.
Surma shows you the influence jQuery had over the web, especially the ability to find elements
with a CSS selector.
HTML Academy posted a free course titled "CSS Animation".
This is an well-thought-out learn-by-example tutorial empowered by gamification in order
to make a learning curve not so steep.
It comes in handy in case you are still not familiar with CSS animations.
In case you have an interest in WebAssemly's post-MVP future, you already might know there's
a misconception about WebAssembly, this idea that the WASM that landed in the MVP was the
final version of WebAssembly.
Lin Clark posted a detailed review of WASM's roadmap.
Have a look.
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In the article "Building the Google Photos Web UI" by Antin Harasymiv you can read about
the project team journey to a goal: near-instant loading.
It's always fantastic to get a detailed look under the hood of how some of the web's most
heavily used apps are built.
Next video is an excellent example of how accessibility could be added to the page even
if that was not supposed by design.
In his turn, Nick Babich has posted "7 Basic Rules for Button Design".
In this article, he reviews basic principles you need to know to create effective buttons
and improve the User Experience.
You can find this article on UX Planet.
Please have a look at "Choosing The Right JavaScript Arrow Function: A Guide" by Heydon.
In the world of professional web development this is known as "progress".
Have a fun.
The last point for today: "Programming Idioms".
This is a library of widely used idioms and functions implemented in the different languages,
such as C, Python, Rust and, of course, JavaScript.
Please don't reinvent the wheel.
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Thanks for watching and stay curious.
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