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Headlines The technology behind preview photos The talented team at Facebook explain how they went the extra mile and sped up page load times by 30%. Awesome posts and hats off to the Facebook developers for sharing. (code. facebook. com) Sponsor WDW and Reach Over 23,000 Developers Articles Understanding Critical CSS Keen to make your site faster? Dean Hume has you covered. Dean explains what critical CSS is and how you can go about implementing it into your site. (smashingmagazine. com) What the Flux?! Let’s Redux I haven’t had time to play with Redux but this post and all the good things I have been hearing pushes the priority up the to-do list. If you are a JavaScript developer make time for this post. (blog. andyet. com) The Hamburger Menu Doesn’t Work Oh… another post about the hamburger menu… Sorry. But it’s a great summary of why the hamburger menu might not be the best option with examples of Facebook and other big companies dropping it. (deep. design) Why empty states deserve more design time Dina Chaiffetz feels that empty states are being under-utilised and if used correctly are full of potential to drive engagement, delight users and retain users at critical moments. (medium. com) Deconfusing Pre- and Post-processing There has been a little confusion of late around pre- and post-processing and in this post by Stefan Baumgartner digs in to help clear things up. (medium. com) Getting Garbage Collection for Free (v8project. blogspot. com) Tools / Resources Easee, a web animation tool for designers Steven Fabre has been obsessing over animation for the last few years and has decided to build a tool to make things easier. He also wrote a nice post about the things he learnt whilst building it which is worth a read.  (easee. design) Facebook’s Relay Released Relay is a JavaScript framework for building data-driven React applications that has been talked about for quite some time and is now open-sourced for all of us to enjoy. (facebook. github. io) Understanding CSS: Selector Specificity Daniel Eden goes back to basics and explains how CSS specificity works. If you are just getting into web development or you need to scrub up your CSS, make time for this. (medium. com) Angular 2 Template Syntax Demystified The new Angular 2 templating might seem a little strange to understand at first but hopefully after reading this post buy Pascal Precht you shouldn’t have any problems. (blog. thoughtram. io) getCaniuse It turns caniuse. com into a plugin that you can use on your website with ease. (github. com) FontCDN: A search tool for Google web fonts (fontcdn. org) PHP 7 – Things You Need to Know (hongkiat. com) GitHub As A Workflow (hugogiraudel. com) Ember. js 2. 0 Released (emberjs. com) Inspiration Creative Code Sketches (codedoodl. es) Jobs Junior Rails Developer – Insured by Us Insured by Us are a small team doing big things in the world of travel insurance. We’re looking for a junior to mid-level developer who’s been working with Ruby, and Ruby on Rails for 1-3 years. We’re a small geographically diverse team who value remote work and a healthy work/life balance. (insuredbyus. com) Need to find passionate developers? Why not advertise in the next newsletter Last but not least… The ethics of modern web ad-blocking (marco. org) How DNS works (howdns. works)

Headlines The future of layout with CSS Patrick Brosset takes a look at the wonderful world of the CSS Grid Layout which is a relatively new W3C specification that some browsers have started to implement. (medium. com) Evolving the Google Identity Alex Cook, Jonathan Jarvis, & Jonathan Lee look at the finer details of how the new Google identity came about. (design. google. com) ParallaxOne – Free One Page WordPress theme You don’t even need to read the documentation. Everything is customizable and built with developers in mind. No framework to learn, no custom functions or a special file system. Just plain ol’ WordPress. Take a look for yourself at the demo. (themeisle. com) Articles Prefetching, preloading, prebrowsing Robin Rendle looks at some interesting prefetching performance techniques to help improve the user experience. (css-tricks. com) What happened to Web Components? Web Components have been around for 3 years and much of the excitement has calmed down, Web Components are alive and kicking. In this article Dr. Axel Rauschmayer looks at the recent developments and shares some information on what we can expect in the future. (2ality. com) Design the Beginning Julie Zhuo who is a product design director at Facebook expresses her concern that most of the time we design something new, we start at the middle and this is jeopardising our product. (medium. com) Angular 1 to Angular 2 – the path to a seamless upgrade If you are currently worried about what you will need to do to upgrade your Angular 1 code to Angular 2, then hopefully this post by the Angular team helps ease the stress. (angularjs. blogspot. com) Word Wrapping Woes Joni Trythall looks at a number of properties to tackle tricky text wrapping/overflow issues. (jonibologna. com) The anatomy of responsive images (jakearchibald. com) Diving deep into SVG animations (medium. com) Tools / Resources An In-Depth Overview of Living Style Guide Tools Robert Haritonov takes a look at various living style guides to help us transform front-end code bases into well-described pattern libraries with the minimum of effort. (smashingmagazine. com) Gulp for Beginners Keen to dive into Gulp? Or just get a little overview. Well this is a great introduction by Zell Liew that is worth checking out. (css-tricks. com) Sublime Text 2 and Markdown If you are keen to utilise Sublime Text as your writing tool this article explores some really good tips and tricks. (macstories. net) Alex – Catch insensitive, inconsiderate writing Whether your own or someone else’s writing, Alex helps you find unequal phrasing. (alexjs. com) Hackpad – a web-based realtime wiki is now open sourced (github. com) Hack – a typeface designed for source code (github. com) Embracing the Network (speakerdeck. com) Inspiration Spheres with CSS Animations The very talented Donovan Hutchinson takes a simple rounded shape and adds some CSS animation to bring them to life. (cssanimation. rocks) Reading the HTML specifications for 100 days (melanie-richards. com) Jobs Product Designer at Campaign Monitor We’re looking for a Product Designer who shares our vision for designing beautiful software that thousands of people love to use. We’re looking for someone with a strong understanding of interaction design and knows how to apply that to directly drive product growth. We’re hoping that might be you. (campaignmonitor. com) Front-End Engineer at Delighted We need a front-end engineer with experience working on a wide variety of projects – building custom UI components, implementing responsive interfaces, or working to improve the responsiveness and performance of our application. (delighted. com) Need to find passionate developers? Why not advertise in the next newsletter Last but not least… A Day of REST — a conference devoted to the WordPress REST API(poststatus. com) How to write a great error message (medium. com)

Headlines Two Months With CSS Modules CSS Module are still a relatively new concept in the front-end space but people are slowly taking the leap and pushing it to production. In this post Chris Pearce explains how his team at Lystable are reaping the rewards from diving in head first. (chrispearce. co) Sponsor WDW and Reach Over 23,648 Developers Articles Building an Enterprise CSS Framework A behind the scenes look at the ins and outs of building a large enterprise CSS framework by Stephanie Rewis. If you happen to be working at a large company or your CSS is out of control, this post has some great takeaways. (medium. com) HTTPS Everywhere With Nginx, Varnish and Apache If you are ready to move to HTTPS but are still unsure on what and how to do it, this post by Rachel Andrews should help you on the right path. (smashingmagazine. com) Test-Driven Product Design Developers following a Test-Driven Development process is a common practice but not so much in the design space. In this post Kyle Fiedler explains how his design team go about utilising the same principles to create rock solid products. (thoughtbot. com) A short note on coding alt text Steve Faulkner explains why it isn’t a good idea to have line breaks in your ‘alt’ text. (paciellogroup. com) Using template to delay loading of images (christianheilmann. com) Tools / Resources Want to learn JavaScript in 2015? Vincent Orr shares his journey into becoming a JavaScript developer. This post walks through 12 steps he personally took this year to land a dedicated JavaScript job. A resourceful and inspiring post. (medium. com) The Tools Designers Are Using Today The team at Subtraction surveyed over 4000 people and managed to capture a snapshot of todays tool’s landscape. With so many tools out there today, these results could potential make your decisions easier if you are undecided. (subtraction. com) Native CSS search engine – Jets. js A clever idea by Denis Lukov that uses some nice filtering techniques. (github. io) Collaborative design platform Atomic. io moves out of beta (atomic. io) How to write an article to help people learn about the Web (mozilla. org) A collection of useful CSS protips (github. com) Modernizr v3 released (modernizr. com) Inspiration The Hardest Program I’ve Ever Written (stuffwithstuff. com) The Polymer Summit 2015 videos (youtube. com) Jobs Web Engineer at Huge If you love puzzles and problem solving, have a proven in-depth knowledge of popular JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery, Backbone, Angular, Closure, NodeJS, and can articulate JavaScript design patterns we want to hear from you today. (hugeinc. com) WordPress. com VIP Developer As a developer (aka VIP Wrangler) on the VIP team you are responsible for providing code-level support to all of our customers, building and shaping our products as a software engineer and just generally making stuff work. (automattic. com) Need to find passionate developers? Why not advertise in the next newsletter Last but not least… How I lost the love for my side project A 5 part series by Remy Sharp about his love/hate relationship with JS Bin. Hats off to Remy for opening up and writing about the dark side of side projects. (remysharp. com) Keep Out – WebGL Game Just a word of warning… This is an extremely well developed and addictive game. (littleworkshop. fr)

Seriously, Don’t Use Icon Fonts Make time for this one. A very entertaining post by Tyler Sticka that gives us lots of great reasons to stop using icon fonts and get on the SVG train. (cloudfour. com) Dance to Calypso Matt Mullenweg writes about WordPress's new publishing and site management experience which has had a lot of hype this week.  (ma. tt) Frameworks An excerpt from Ethan Marcotte’s new book, Responsive Design: Patterns & Principles. If you haven't ordered the book already, I'm sure you won't hesitate after reading this. As always, wise words by Mr RWD.  (alistapart. com) Simplicity Wins over Abundance of Choice A good reminder that keeping the number of options within an interface allows people to make decisions easier and complete tasks faster.  (nngroup. com) Finding the Right Color Palettes for Data Visualizations While good color palettes are easy to come by these days, finding the right color palette for data visualizations is still quite challenging. Thankfully Samantha Zhang shares some trade secrets to potentially make our job easier. (medium. com) Code Review Done Right Next time you need to do a code review, taking 5 minutes to read this great article by Jezen Thomas could go a long way.  (jezenthomas. com) Designing with constraint: Twitter's approach to email (blog. twitter. com) TOOLS/RESOURCES Building a UI style guide with AngularJS directives The team at Sauce have taken the time to build a live style guide so developers, designers and product managers can be consistent across all products. It's built with AngularJS as Kuba Siemiątkowski explains. (saucelabs. com) How to animate "box-shadow" with silky smooth performance If performance is your thing, both this article by Tobias Ahlin and Harry Robert's quick screencast about speeding up Tobias's site are full of handy tips.  (tobiasahlin. com) ally. js A small JavaScript library to help web applications with accessibility.  (allyjs. io) Sketch Keyboard Shortcuts and Tricks (designcode. io) How do Promises Work? (robotlolita. me) INSPIRATION The Keys to Scaling Yourself as a Technology Leader (firstround. com) The Start of a Great Hiring Experience (uie. com)          

Forgo JS packaging? Not so fast With HTTP/2 gaining traction extremely fast the team at Khan Academy put to the test some of the hyped up advantages relating to JavaScript delivery and were greeted with some interesting results. If you are thinking about going all in with HTTP/2 this article is worth reading.  (khanacademy. org) Pixel-Perfect Vector Icons If you need a slew of icons in a hurry, you can rest easy. You're in good hands now! This iconic Mighty Deal features 1,075 pixel-perfect vector icons from Icons Solid, to make your life so much easier.  Check them out. (mightydeals. com) ARTICLES Building and Shipping Functional CSS Cole Peters explains how a major refactor utilising an atomic CSS architecture resulted in major reductions to file size. If you happen to battle with large CSS files on a daily basis, make time for this.  (colepeters. com) Building for HTTP/2 An in depth look at HTTP/2 and what that means for how we build and deploy applications by Rebecca Murphey.  (rmurphey. com) Metadata markup Jeremy Keith looks into the way a few big companies are implementing their own metadata standard and forcing us to fill the head of out documents with metacrap.  (adactio. com) SVG vs GIF Sara Soueidan does a head-to-head comparison of the two image formats under various circumstances. The outcome probably won't surprise you but that doesn't mean you shouldn't take the time to read it.  (sarasoueidan. com) The Importance of Writing Code That Humans Can Read Keeping your code readable and maintainable is something to keep in mind at every stage during development. In this post Tim Severien looks at tips and tricks to make your code more readable, as well as pitfalls to avoid. (www. sitepoint. com) Flexbox’s Best-Kept Secret Sam Provenza highlights that using auto margins with Flexbox is an effective way to get all of the flexibility of CSS floats, without the nastiness of breaking elements out of the document’s normal flow. She also explains how it can be applied horizontally or vertically and highlights how it gives us more control on flex items along the main axis.  (medium. com) TOOLS/RESOURCES Profiling Node. js apps Travis Smith from Atlassian shares a couple of really interesting tips on how to detect bottlenecks in Node. js apps.  (atlassian. com) Enduring CSS Quite an epic set of slides by Ben Frain. The slides look at "Enduring CSS" which is an approach to authoring and maintaining style sheets for rapidly changing, long-lived web projects.  (ecss. io) What Web Can Do Today A handy site that gives an overview of the device integration HTML5 APIs available today.  (whatwebcando. today) Mosh - the mobile shell A replacement for SSH. It claims to be more robust and responsive, especially over Wi-Fi, cellular and long-distance links.  (mosh. mit. edu) Jump. js A small, modern, dependency-free, smooth scrolling library.  (github. io) Improved Illustrator SVG Export Settings (adobe. com) Online Photo Editor by Canva (photo-editor. canva. com) Say Yes to HTTPS (sayyestohttps. org) INSPIRATIO The case for CSS modules (youtube. com) The Lifting — JSFiddle Updates (medium. com)            

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Smanjenje tipografijeKako se danas ovaj nekadašnji trend održava?Pogledajmo nekoliko primera sajtova. Wired, da li je alergičan na tekst?I Telegraph voli velike reklame:Ogromne fotografijeFast Company voli velike fotografije:Mashable je u decemru 2012. promenio izgled sajta:Nasumični rasporedGugl+ tipografija, ali samo za vizuelne sadržaje sa malo teksta:I dalje je reč ostala najbitnija za sadržaj sajta, bez obzira da li je na početku fotografija, manja ili veća. Popoznatim izrekama da slika vredi više od stotinu reči i da hiljadu reči više vredi od slike, pravi odnos između teksta i fotografije na sajtu je odnos koji će se menjati u narednim godinama. KOMPLETAN TEKST.

Today: React reconciliation; Node's native module future; error message errors; location data leaked; and Schezuan sauce for years! Weekend reads is a big one this time: including an AI oral history, gene-editing, Facebook stalking, and Ajit Pai. All the hits. On Point Front-end First up, distinguishing between ES6 and React can help when learning the latter [zendev]. How React’s reconciliation works [css-tricks]. How to manage SVG interaction with the pointer property [smashingmagazine]. How to upgrade AngularJS sorting filters to Angular, part of a series on moving from AngularJS to Angular [scotch]. Going Native Mobile/back-end /programming A guide to command line scripting with ClojureScript [itnext]. A project to reverse-engineer WhatsApp’s Web API [github/sigalor]. The future of native modules in Node [nearform]. How to use Microsoft’s Visual Studio App Center’s Continuous Monitoring and Learning features to learn how your users use your app to make informed development decisions [sitepoint]. A collection of “build your own…” tutorials [github/danistefanovic]. A video showing off how to build Node APIs via serverless [youtubemicrosoftdeveloper]. How serverless is eating the stack [read. acloud]. In October Chrome will start marking all HTTP pages as “not secure”, with a grey background that changes to red if the site asks for user input [blog. chromium]. Previously the browser marked HTTPS sites as secure, but they’re the norm now. Novel Novels Design/UX/product How not to write an error message [webflow]. How designers are trying to redesign fiction for smartphones [fastcodesign]. Notes on research and design: it’s both a craft and a science [medium/@mralancooper]. Weed Out News/business Tracking firm LocationSmart wasn’t: it leaked location data for customers of all major US carriers, without consent, in real-time via a buggy component on its website [krebsonsecurity]. Another flaw in Signal’s desktop app allows remote hackers access to your chats in plaintext [thehackernews]. The entire ecosystem of Nest smart devices went offline [theverge]. They were still usable, but only using physical controls. How the botnet business model works [technologyreview]. Well! How YouTube’s “Super Chat” paid commenting system has basically monetized white nationalism, hate speech, and extreme behavior [buzzfeed]. It’s almost like the company didn’t think through the possible downsides of a feature at all. Weird. An algorithm is clearing old marijuana convictions in San Francisco [fastcompany]. The Verge found an internal video from X (Google X) [theverge] that offers an ambitious/terrifying vision of how total data collection (by Google, natch) could be used to nudge the behavior of entire populations into doing things like solving poverty and improving the environment. Google says it’s a speculative concept designed to provoke debate. I’m sure it will! AI can predict personality from eye movements [thenewstack]. So stop winking all the time, I guess. NASA’s gonna have an atomic fridge in the International Space Station, and it’ll be the coldest known place in the universe [motherboard. vice]. And if you’re wondering, yes, Atomic Fridge is now the name of my new Grateful Dead cover band. We were Sonic Death Monkey, then we were on the verge of becoming Kathleen Turner Overdrive, but this new name is more in line with our psychedelic influences. How tech companies motivate devs to join and stay at their company [codingsans]. Level Up Everything else (apps, fun tools, gaming, culture, funny stuff) A Twitter thread highlighting UIs that end up accidentally preserve memories [twitter]. I love this so much - alarms, Amazon addresses… I switched back to Gmail from Inbox for the first time since the latter launched recently, all my two-year-old starred emails brought a lot of memories back. There will be 70 more episodes of Rick and Morty [digg]. That’s a lot of Schezuan sauce! Curated by Adam

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Gran pri Web festa, regionalnog internet festivala, osvojio je sajt MTV-ja u Srbiji (mtv. rs), dok je publika proglasila najboljim sajt znatno drugačijeg sadržaja - pravoslavni portal pouke. org. Na svečanosti u Studentskom kulturnom centru u Beogradu dodeljene su 26. novembra i posebne, kao i nagrade u 17 kategorija za koje se takmičilo 1. 700 sajtova iz regiona. Odlukom stručnog žirija, koji su činile ličnosti iz oblasti interneta, marketinga, poslovanja i zabave sa prostora bivše Jugoslavije, srpska verzija sajta popularne globalne muzičke televizije MTV proglašena je i najboljim sajtom u kategoriji zabave. Pobednički sajt po izboru publike, koja je mogla da glasa protekla dva meseca na sajtu Wfest. org, radi pod patronatom episkopa šumadijskog Jovana, u skladu sa zvaničnim stavovima Srpske pravoslavne crkve. Nagrada za internet marketing dodeljena je zagrebačkoj agenciji Bruketa&Žinic, a za razvijanje i popularizaciju interneta nagrađena je IT TV produkcija. Posebna nagrada za aktivizam putem interneta dodeljena je sajtu jazakraljevo. rs. Među sajtovima u takmičarskim kategorijama, deset je pobednika iz Srbije, a sedam iz Hrvatske. Najboljim informativnim sajtom proglašen je 24sata. hr, a poslovnim telenor. rs. U kategoriji kultura i umetnost nagrađen je designed. rs, a u finalisti odabrani među više od prijavljenih 120 sajtova bili su i Portal za kulturu jugoistočne Evrope SEEcult. org i sajt Dubrovačkih letnjih igara (dubrovnik-festival. hr). Najboljim edukativnim proglašen je prijemni. infostud. com, institucionalnim sajt Fakulteta političkih nauka u Beogradu (fpn. bg. ac. rs), a personalnim webwork-studio. org iz Hrvatske. Najboljim sportskim sajtom proglašen je sport. blic. rs dnevnog lista “Blic”. Nagradu u kategoriji multimedijalnih sajtova osvojio je lazeteleckog. com, posvećen jednoj od novosadskih ulica, dok je nagradu za najbolji blog dobio hrvatski gadgeterija. net, a u kategoriji foruma nagrađen je EliteSecurity. org iz Srbije. Najboljim eksperimentalnim sajtom proglašen je debito. rs, a najboljim sajtom E-uprave mojarijeka. hr. Najboljim sajtom za mobilni telefon proglašen je m. vecernji. hr zagrebačkog dnevnika “Večernji list”. U oblasti E-komerca pobedio je donesi. com iz Srbije, a među magazinima najboljim je proglašen hrvatski coolinarika. com, dok je za vizuelni dizajn nagrađen matkostankovic. com, takođe iz Hrvatske. Proglašenje pobednika, kojem je prisustvovala i ministarka za telekomunikacije i informaciono društvo Srbije Jasna Matić, organizovano je po holivudskom modelu, uz voditeljski par i javne ličnosti koje su čitale imena nagrađenih iz koverata. Sajtove je svako mogao da prijavi za učešće u takmičenju, a u konkurenciju su ušli i sajtovi sa domenima koji ne obuhvataju region, ali mu se obraćaju. Web fest je prvi put organizovan 2007. godine, uz učešće više od 1. 300 sajtova, a pobednici su proglašeni u više od deset kategorija, osim za internet marketing, za koji nije ni bilo prijava. Ocene žirija i publike poklopile su se samo u sekciji multimedijalnih sajtova, a iako je festival koncipiran regionalno, pobednici su bili uglavnom domaći sajtovi. Drugi Web fest, održan 2009. godine, imao je više prijava iz regiona, mada je iz Srbije bilo i najviše prijavljenih i pobedničkih sajtova. (SEEcult. org)

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