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Entry (Sources) and TopicsDate#
Fallbacks for CSS progress() (mat/fro)67
css, functions
Friendship Ended With Deno, Now Node Is My Best Friend (db)66
deno, nodejs, typescript, migrating
WordPress Accessibility Issues That Are Getting Sites Sued in 202665
wordpress, accessibility, legal, wcag
Agents Don’t Need Memory—They Need Documentation64
ai-agents, ai, documentation, rag
Why Don’t More Developers “Use the Platform”? (nol)63
web-platform, documentation
Shipping Is the Foundation (sea)62
fundamentals, career
Fixing Safari Mixed Content Issues With Vite and mkcert61
security, safari, browsers, vite, tooling
OpenAI Is Just Another Boring, Desperate AI Startup (edz)60
openai, ai, economics
The Words “Blah Blah Blah” Increase AI Accuracy (jim)59
ai, prompting, quality
9 Forms of Coupling in Software Architecture58
architecture, programming
When Design Tokens Become Technical Debt (mur/zer)57
design-systems, design-tokens, technical-debt
A Progressive Enhancement Challenge (chr/fro)56
progressive-enhancement, javascript, html, feature-detection, support
Shipping Node.js Packages in 2025 (joy)55
slides, nodejs, esm, commonjs, dependencies
What’s Coming in ESLint v10.0.0 (nza/esl)54
eslint, outlooks
UTF-8, Explained Simply (nic)53
videos, encoding, unicode, ascii, standards
Cloudflare Study: 39% of Companies Losing Control of Their IT and Security Environment (tre)52
studies, research, security, engineering-management
How We Used the Design System Attributes Framework to Set Our Mission, Vision, and Principles (hs)51
design-systems, processes
ESLint Now Officially Supports Linting of JSON and Markdown (nza/esl)50
release-notes, eslint, linting, json, markdown
Practical Accessibility Tips You Can Apply Today (pic)49
accessibility, tips-and-tricks, html
cpx—the npx Counterpart of the PHP Ecosystem (ami)48
php, dependencies
Profiling Node.js Application With VS Code (pav)47
nodejs, profiling, vs-code, code-editors
How We Built a Design System in 2 Weeks46
design-systems, case-studies
Node.js Can Run TypeScript45
nodejs, typescript
The Problem With WordPress Is Positioning, Not Plugins (geo/sma)44
wordpress
Being Picky About a CSS Reset for Fun and Pleasure (chr)43
css, resets
Your Website Does Not Need JavaScript (amy)42
videos, javascript, support
How to Be an Accessibility Ally (mer)41
how-tos, accessibility, community
Get Ready for Interop 2024 (web)40
interoperability, web-platform
The Difference Between undefined and not defined in JavaScript39
javascript
Delightful UI Animations With Shared Element Transitions API (cod/sma)38
javascript, animations, transitions, apis
Busting the Myths About Agile Development and User Research (uxm)37
agile, user-experience, research, myths
I Changed My Mind About Writing New JavaScript Frameworks (whi)36
javascript, frameworks
CSS-Only Type Grinding: Casting Tokens Into Useful Values35
css, design-tokens
I Turned JS Into a Compiled Language (for Fun and Wasm) (sur)34
javascript, compiling, webassembly
Jenkins Best Practices Every Developer Must Know33
jenkins, best-practices
A Beginner’s Complete Guide to Form Accessibility: The 5 Things Accessible Forms Need and How to Fix Common Errors (pop)32
guides, accessibility, forms
Mobile UX Design in 2022 (uxm)31
user-experience, mobile, design
Minimalism as Narcissism30
minimalism
The CSS prefers-color-scheme User Query and Order of Preference (sar)29
css
Create a Cron Job on AWS Lambda28
cron, aws, serverless, lambda
The Ultimate Guide for Building Awesome Joomla Websites27
guides, content-management, joomla
Using Webfonts (ali)26
fonts, css
How It Feels to Learn JavaScript in 201625
javascript, learning
The SVG path Syntax: An Illustrated Guide (chr/css)24
guides, svg, images
The Perception of Performance (lou)23
performance, user-experience
The Curious Case of Breadcrumbs in HTML (j9t)22
html, navigation, breadcrumbs
Animation of How CSS Triangles Work (chr/css)21
css, animations, techniques
Performance Matters (ali)20
performance, w3c
“Do Not Track” Effort Going Nowhere (ton)19
do-not-track, privacy, w3c, economics
Stefan Sagmeister Interview (sma)18
interviews, design
Managing Change in the Cloud17
cloud-computing, maintenance
When Web Standards Fail Us (nza)16
html, w3c, javascript, ecmascript, standards
Scripting Enabled—Using JavaScript to Increase Accessibility (cod)15
slides, javascript, accessibility, link-lists
XHTML—Myths and Reality14
xhtml, support, myths, link-lists
jQuery, MooTools, the AJAX Experience, Programming to the Pattern, and What Really Makes One Framework Different From Another (cne)13
frameworks, javascript, jquery, mootools, ajax, extensibility
Monthly Ajaxian Roundup for September 2007: JavaScript Mashups Take a Step Forward (dal/aja)12
dojo, extjs, prototypejs, jquery, yui, browsers, javascript, offline, mobile, adobe, design, comet, ajaxian, link-lists
Roll Out Your Own JavaScript Interfaces11
javascript
Beginner CSS Tips for Your Blog (chr/css)10
blogging, css, testing, tips-and-tricks
Accessibility in Trouble: Standards9
accessibility, standards
Does W3C Get Its Contrasts Wrong?8
w3c, metrics, contrast, colors, wcag
W3C Compliance and SEO7
w3c, standards, compliance, conformance, accessibility, seo
Proper Use of the Label Tag6
html, labels, forms
Special Edition: Using HTML and XHTML (dig)5
books, html, xhtml
XML Accessibility Guidelines (w3c)4
xml, accessibility, guidelines
Ten Good Deeds in Web Design (nng)3
design, usability, best-practices, conventions
A Technical Introduction to XML (ndw)2
introductions, xml
A Little History of the World Wide Web (w3c)1
web, history