Collective #468
Publikováno: 15.11.2018
State of Houdini * Turtletoy * VisBug * Squoosh * The Writable Files API * Web.dev (beta) * Inlining or Caching? Both Please!
Collective #468 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.
Inspirational Website of the Week: Mathieu Lévesque
A portfolio with nice typographic effects and interesting details. Our pick this week.
Northwestern’s Online MS in Information Design & Strategy
Build skills to translate data into compelling visuals and narratives and learn how research and analytics can drive communication strategies and tactics.
Web.dev (beta)
A new site by the Chrome Developers team that aims to help developers learn and apply the web’s modern capabilities to their own sites and apps.
Web High Level Shading Language
WebKit introduces a new graphics shading language for the Web inspired by HLSL. Follow the interesting discussion on HN about this.
Squoosh
This great web app by Google lets you optimize images and reduce their size dramatically by editing the advanced options of various image compressors.
A Brief History of Flickering Spinners
An interesting article by Mikael Ainalem on the troublesome case of too quickly ending loading animations.
Inlining or Caching? Both Please!
Scott Jehl explores caching inlined files and shows a proof of concept.
VisBug
Make any webpage feel like an artboard with this browser extension by Google. Watch the video.
Turtletoy
Turtletoy allows you to create generative art using a minimalistic JavaScript Turtle graphics API. By Reinder Nijhoff
Why using ‘tabindex’ values greater than “0” is bad
Karl Groves lists the reasons why defining a number for tabindex should be avoided.
Developer page concept (digital design)
Dulov Evgeniy’s delightful developer page concept.
State of Houdini — Director’s Cut (aka. Honest Edition)
The uncensored version of a great Chrome Dev Summit 2018 talk by Surma.
Why Facebook’s api starts with a for loop
A very interesting article by Antony Garand on the JSON hijacking vulnerability.
Free Font: Wanderlust
A unique looking slab serif font designed by Jan Henkel.
Head: Free header starter kit (Sketch)
A nice set of hero starter templates by Stefano Peschiera.
#codevember 7/2018
A lovely jellyfish demo by Noel Delgado.
The Writable Files API: Simplifying local file access
Pete LePage explains what the idea of the Writable Files API is and what you could do with it.
Emojious Free Icons
More than a hundred free icons from the adorable Emojious icon set.
Icons 8 Beta
An update of the useful icon web app with thousands of free icons.
What is First Input Delay?
Ire Aderinokun’s summary on the First Input Delay (FID) metric.
The 1.1.1.1 App
Private internet by Cloudflare now as a mobile app.
My journey had lasted seven hours
Gerard Ferrandez created this demo of randomly and recursively generated trees.
Page Flip Layout
A template with a two-sided, magazine-like layout and a flat page flip animation. The layout is powered by CSS Grid.
Collective #468 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.