Issue 410 - Thoughts on Browser Engine Diversity (20)

100,000 Free-to-Download AI-Generated Faces — You could use these for avatars, testing, etc. though they're being offered on a non-commercial only basis for now. Another way to generate such faces is to refresh This Person Does Not Exist.

Workbox: JavaScript libraries for Progressive Web Apps — We've linked to this popular collection of libraries before - version 5.0 is currently in beta.

Inconsistent Behavior Among Browsers When Clicking on Buttons? — Upon noticing that browsers handle a <button> click in differing ways, the author digs into these differences, and shares his findings here (along with some ways to overcome these inconsistencies).

Wikipedia's JavaScript Initialization on a Budget — As one of the world’s most heavily used sites, Wikipedia wants to keep things running as quickly as possible, including delivering all of their JavaScript within 28KB. Here’s what they’ve done to (almost) reach the goal.

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Browser Engine Diversity — Some thoughts on the decreasing diversity in the browser space: “What we may have lost in browser engine diversity we may gain back in the openness of browser engines and outside players stepping up.”

An HTML Attribute Potentially Worth $4.4M to Chipotle — The author discovered an autofill bug in Chipotle’s checkout process that could be costing the food company upwards of $4 million annually.

Filtering Data Client-Side: Comparing CSS, jQuery, and React — Let’s say you have an unordered list of names (or a similar type of data) and you want to filter them client-side, what’s the best way to do it? Here are live code examples of three options.

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Variable Fonts & The New Google Fonts API — A look at how variable fonts (and the related syntax) are going to work in Google Fonts going forward.

▶  Mind The Gap, User Centered Design in Large Organizations — Luke’s talks are always filled with great insight, examples and real-world data to back up his thoughts. Here he talks about the gaps that often appear between customer and company, and idea and implementation at large companies - often resulting in user hostile practices.

Designing Complex Responsive Tables in WordPress — What you need to know about designing complex tables for mobile visitors in WordPress.

Smoother and Sharper Shadows with Layered box-shadows — Using a simple CSS trick to get fine-tuned control over how shadows are rendered creating “richer and more realistic 3D effects”.

Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) Version 2.3 in Safari — ITP 2.3 includes updates to the Storage Access API, and introduces two new further steps to combat so-called link decoration (for the purposes of cross-site tracking).

How to Build Unique, Beautiful Websites with Tailwind CSS — A look at how to use Tailwind, a highly customizable CSS framework.

augmented-ui: A 'Futuristic, Cyberpunk-inspired' UI Library — The repo is here, and you can see examples of the look here.

Full User-Experience Monitoring with Datadog Synthetics — Datadog’s AI-powered Browser Tests can be created in minutes and update themselves. Try it for free.

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