GitHub - rintoj/statex: StateX is a state management library for modern web applications with unidirectional data flow and immutable uni-state (just like redux)StateX is a state management library for modern web applications with unidirectional data flow and immutable uni-state (just like redux)tagged: statereduxjsspeclate29-07-2019
Micro FrontendsGood frontend development is hard. Scaling frontend development so that many teams can work simultaneously on a large and complex product is even harder. In this article we'll describe a recent trend of breaking up frontend monoliths into many smaller, more manageable pieces, and how this architecture can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of teams working on frontend code. As well as talking about the various benefits and costs, we'll cover some of the implementation options that are available, and we'll dive deep into a full example application that demonstrates the technique.tagged: thoughtworksmicromicrofrontend29-07-2019
The Simplest Way to Load CSS Asynchronously | Filament Group, Inc.One of the most impactful things we can do to improve page performance and resilience is to load CSS in a way that does not delay page rendering. That’s because by default, browsers will load external CSS synchronously—halting all page rendering while the CSS is downloaded and parsed—both of which incur potential delays. Of course, at least a portion of a site’s CSS should be loaded before the page should be allowed to start rendering, and to get that initial CSS to the browser immediately, we recommend inlining (or HTTP2 server-pushing) the CSS. For sites with a small amount of overall, that alone might be enough, but if the CSS is large (say, bigger than 15 to 20kb), it can help performance to split it up by priority. Once split, less-critical CSS should be loaded in the background—AKA asynchronously. In this post, I aim to describe up our preferred way to do that these days, which has actually been around for years.tagged: cssloadingperformance25-07-2019
GitHub Open Source Collection of Animated Micro-InteractionsCuberto . is a UI/UX and development studio based in San Francisco, CA. I might be a little late in the game but they have shared an inspiring and interesting collection of 'open source' of animated micro-interactions for your mobile app design. Trust me, these are great! It's a combination of transitions combining small animations but also more 'complexed' results where you will have many actions like 'dragging a value' with a flair, 'revising the UI shadow' merged with an intuitive interaction on 'tap'. I took the liberty to share them on ABDZ alongside with their direct link to the GitHub source file for your reference. Give it a look!tagged: animation25-07-2019
How To Plan Your Podcast - Podcast Scripts & Formats | Voices.comMany podcasts sound like free-flowing conversations – but don’t be fooled, most have a podcast script template that they follow. The top podcasts in the world go into the process with a podcast format before they begin recording. In order to replicate the conversational voice style of podcasts, you need a great podcast script template to follow.tagged: podcastscriptslnug12-07-2019
WebComponents.devReusable Web Components and Design Systems are hardBuilding, Maintaining and Sharing reusable Web Components or Design Systems are expensive tasks. The build setup is a PhD project, the tooling is straigth out of FisherPrice® and packaging everything together requires knowledge that goes way beyond useful front-end development skills.We believe there is a better way...WebComponents Studio is on a mission to streamline and empower the creation of Web Components and Design Systems. Reusable components are about productivity and agility. Let's forget about the unnecessary complexity and slowdown of the underlying plumbing and let's focus on coding beautiful components with built-in quality, accessibility, user-experience and developer-experience.Join the discuss on Slacktagged: web-componentsdesignweb12-07-2019
Amazon EventBridge – Event-Driven AWS Integration for your SaaS Applications | AWS News BlogMany AWS customers also make great use of SaaS (Software as a Service) applications. For example, they use Zendesk to manage customer service & support tickets, PagerDuty to handle incident response, and SignalFx for real-time monitoring. While these applications are quite powerful on their own, they are even more so when integrated into a customer’s own systems, databases, and workflows.tagged: amazoneventbridge11-07-2019
flatfair | The Home of Deposit-Free Renting.The home of deposit-free renting.With flatfair, tenants pay a small one-off membership fee and landlords get up to double the protection compared to a traditional deposit. And when it’s time to go, any end of tenancy charges are handled quickly and fairly.tagged: london11-07-2019
Create performance budgets and set alerts | SpeedCurve SupportHow to create and edit performance budgets for your LUX and Synthetic metrics in your Favorites dashboardstagged: speedcurvebudgetperformance11-07-2019
Houdini SpellbookThe objective of the CSS-TAG Houdini Task Force (CSS Houdini) is to jointly develop features that explain the “magic” of Styling and Layout on the web.tagged: houdinicss10-07-2019
The CSS Mindset | Max Böck - Frontend Web DeveloperAh yes, CSS. Hardly a week passes without it being the topic of a heated online discussion. It’s too hard. It’s too simple. It’s unpredictable. It’s outdated. Peter Griffin struggles with blinds dot gif.tagged: cssmindset09-07-2019
(4) Lacrimosa (Requiem de W.A. Mozart) - Ensemble Sottovoce - YouTubeLacrimosa (Requiem de W.A. Mozart) - Ensemble Sottovocetagged: churchsingers08-07-2019
Welcome to miso - miso -With heaps of maps and mapping data, fantastic software and some pretty awesome services that help automate your tasks,tagged: mapspond07-07-2019
