Web Performance Calendar » HTML and CSS techniques to reduce your JavaScript
Useful HTML and CSS tricks that can replace some JavaScript code. Including breaking/clamping lines at a maximumm, position sticky, and some scrolling tips
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10 Minute Countdown | Big Timer – Fullscreen countdown timer
A simple, full-screen, web-based timer.
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austinginder/whois: Minimalist whois domain lookup
Self hosted, web-based DNS lookup.
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Marketing Examples
Excellent collection of marketing knowledge and case studies. The website version of the excellent Twitter threads.
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CSS Scan Pro | A re-imagined Devtools for web design
Interesting looking tool for inspecting CSS on websites and editing too
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Hoverify | An all-in-one browser extension that helps you in web development
Interesting web inspection tool. Not as good looking as CSSScan, but much cheaper.
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What Covid tests can we trust? – UnHerd
I THINK this is an excellent article on the arguments over the use of Later Flow Tests. However, is it just me, or does it miss any big discussion of behaviour of people who are false negatives? That’s where the risk is, right?
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Using readme.md for a plugin on WordPress.org – John Blackbourn
Did you know that a plugin hosted on the WordPress.org Plugin Directory can use a readme.md markdown file instead of readme.txt?
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lirantal/npq: ?safely* install packages with npm or yarn by auditing them as part of your install process
safely* install packages with npm/yarn by auditing them as part of your install process
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Typosquatting attacks | Snyk Blog
Typo-squatting sounds like a bad security thing in the npm / package management world