Evolving Chrome's security indicators

Google’s browser moves towards secure-by-default indicators.

The backdrop-filter CSS property

Create a faded background effect with a single line of CSS.

CSS !important and What We Can Use for It

Do’s and don’ts.

Houdini's CSS Paint Polyfill

A polyfill for the CSS Paint API.

How to display a ‘new version available’ for a Progressive Web App

Tutorial and demo.

CSS abuse

Why would they do that in pure CSS? Because they can.

curtains.js

A WebGL JavaScript library to animate images and videos.

VS Notepad

How to quickly turn Visual Studio Code into a notepad.

How to preload Google Fonts using resource hints

You can, but perhaps you shouldn’t.

Supporting CSS selectors when navigating to a URL fragment

Let users easily navigate to specific web page content.

State of the Web: Top Image Optimization Strategies

What to do if every (milli)second counts.

Proxy, the new Javascript ES6 feature

What it is and how to use it.

React v16.4.0: Pointer Events

The JavaScript UI library now supports an oft-requested new feature.

Search and Jump to

GitHub lets you better find recently visited teams, repositories, and projects.

HTTP Status Code Poster

Print-it-yourself poster for web developers.

Awesome Talks

Talks for web developers, curated by the community.

The ultimate guide to the meta robots tag

Everything you wanted to know.

Keyframes.app

Chrome extension to easily create CSS animations.

A warm welcome to DNS

An introduction to the Domain Name System as of 2018.

Browser Extensions I Actually Use

Chris Coyier’s favorite Chrome extensions.

Text editing techniques every Front-End developer should know

What code editors can do for you.

UTC is Enough for Everyone, Right?

“Programming time is pretty weird.”

A cartoon intro to DNS over HTTPS

What Firefox does to fix the leaking parts of DNS.

The Benefits of HTTPS for DNS

Comperation of DNS over HTTPS vs. DNS over TLS.

Simplify Web Worker code with Comlink

Let’s call worker methods from the main thread.

CSS Is So Overpowered It Can Deanonymize Facebook Users

Browser vulnerabilities through CSS3 features.

The Cult of the Complex

“Toolchains have replaced know-how.”

Announcing TypeScript 2.9

New features like import() types, pretty output by default, and JSON imports.

Microsoft reportedly in talks to acquire GitHub

Does Microsoft keep an eye on the popular code repository?

Grab Front End Guide

Introduction to the modern front end stack.

Microsoft has reportedly acquired GitHub

The deal could be announced soon.

Microsoft + GitHub = Empowering Developers

Microsoft takes over GitHub, the leading software development platform.

CSS and Markup in Javascript is an Evolutionary Dead End

“The web platform is starting to become a compilation target.”

Explore the new frontier of CSS animation

Techniques to bring browser experiences to life.

Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2.0

Safari’s tracking prevention continues to get better.

Why is Front-End Development So Unstable?

We do have a problem, don’t we?

WCAG 2.1 is a W3C Recommendation

The Content Accessibility Guidelines move forward.

What’s New in Safari

Tab icons, web pages on watchOS, 3D/AR, and much more.

CodePen on spectrum.chat

A chatroom and a forum for the popular social development environment.

Web Watch

Be prepared for whatever crazy device comes along next.

GitLab Ultimate and Gold now free for education and open source

Find out how to apply.

Favicons. Finally.

The new favicons in Safari are better than you might think.

AMPstinction

“Any good framework should be to make itself unnecessary.”

JSUI

Visual organization, creation, and management of JavaScript projects.

ml5js

Machine learning models and algorithms for web designers and developers.

Prioritizing the Long-Tail of Performance

More resilient and performant web sites for everyone.

Having a Good Relationship with CSS

Some things you can do to get better at CSS.

Easier scrollytelling with position sticky

You can lean on CSS to simplify the process.

Docz

A simple and powerful tool to document your things.

What's New In Unicode 11.0

New emojis are coming.

Vue Native

A framework to build cross platform native mobile apps using JavaScript.

The new (and old) CSS units you've never heard about

A look back and forward.

3rdParty.io

Check if third-party scripts are secure and performant.

Polly.js

A JavaScript library to record, replay, and stub HTTP interactions.

fit-to-width.js

A library for fitting text into containers in a typographically sensitive way.

Resilient, Declarative, Contextual

What makes CSS different from conventional programming languages.

“The Web is the most hostile environment to developer assumptions imaginable.”

HTTPS Anti-Vaxxers

Dispelling common arguments against securing the web.

Image Inconsistencies

How and when browsers download images.

Announcing Gatsby v2 beta launch!

First v2 beta of the static site generator for React.

Using JavaScript modules on the web

JavaScript modules are now supported in all major browsers.

Don’t Use The Placeholder Attribute

Why it doesn’t deliver on what it promises.

Web Animations in WebKit

Experimental support for the Web Animations API.

Improved JavaScript and WebAssembly performance in EdgeHTML 17

Faster sites and web apps for end users.

Disappearing Frameworks

The next era of web development.

Introducing Teleport

Over-the-air hot reloading and debugging for Progressive Web Apps.

Headless User Interface Components

Maximum visual flexibility by providing no interface.

Hot tips CSS

A curated collection of useful css snippets.

New URL inspection tool & more in Search Console

More details on how Google Search sees a specific URL.

We're Baking Have I Been Pwned into Firefox and 1Password

Browser integration of a new security and privacy service.

Web Assembly and Go: A look to the future

“Web Assembly is the future of web development.”

Now + GitHub

Automatic deployments on every pull request.

Forget about Clean Code, let’s embrace Compassionate Code

Your most valuable skill is to know what’s important.

“One of the most under-appreciated aspects of open source is that it gives you a way to maintain your most treasured collaborative relationships, even as people change jobs and locations.”

CSS Grid in IE

Debunking common IE grid misconceptions.

CSS Grid Level 2: Here Comes Subgrid

A peek into the future of CSS Grid.

Announcing CodeSandbox Dashboard & Teams

What’s new in the online code editor for web.

Impact of Page Weight on Load Time

What can you do about page bloat on your site.

Redirects: the ultimate reference guide to redirection

Best practices for redirects.

termtosvg

Record terminal sessions as SVG animations.

Vue.js: the good, the meh, and the ugly

Moving from React to Vue, two years later.

Optimizing CSS: ID Selectors And Other Myths

Why you shouldn’t worry about selector performance.

Browsh

Modern text-based browser, rendering to TTY and browsers.

The current state of modal dialog accessibility

Where we are and where we are going.

Web Components in 2018

Where we are and where we are going.

carbon-now-cli

Beautiful images of your code, from right inside your terminal.

Mitigating Spectre with Site Isolation in Chrome

Improved security for Chrome desktop users.

Pattern Library First: An Approach For Managing CSS

How you can write CSS in a straightforward way.

“If something can be fixed or made better in less than 15 minutes, don’t file a task for later or for someone else: just do it!”

Here's Why Your Static Website Needs HTTPS

What can happen to any site served insecurely.

Guppy

A friendly application manager and task runner for React.js.

How to build complicated grids using CSS grid

Without silly workarounds or JavaScript magic.

WebAssembly is more than the web

“I’m really excited about where WebAssembly could go in the future.”

“How do you comfort a JavaScript bug? You console it.”

Cancellable async functions in JavaScript

Dealing with async methods being run more than once.

A new security header: Feature Policy

How you can use it to enable or disable certain website features.

Create your own Serverless API

Where serverless technology really shines.

Flexkit

API for payments and e-commerce, but without having to write any code.

v8n

“The ultimate JavaScript validation library you’ve ever needed.”

“All of the technologies you hold dear right now will one day probably be embarrassing to you. Why not just make cool stuff with things you like and not worry about it?”