My former colleague Garan has implemented tic-tac-toe in @amphtml: https://t.co/znKxzqZ4cc. Hat tip to the “because we can†department.
Oh no, @RubenVerborgh taught me to spot bad keming (https://t.co/iyOYIRyHy3), and now @DasSurma is teaching me to spot <120fps rendering: https://t.co/JKKhqGjREi 🙈. Here goes my peace of mind… https://t.co/H9EIi4QgT9
Hooray, standards: “Enabled Payment Request by defaultâ€. Great job, @webkit! Wonder what this might mean for Apple Pay JS in the long term. Any statement, @jonathandavis? https://t.co/O2ARkxtsgW
Streaming HTML for progressive rendering is a concept that’s highly underused. An alternative might be new-line-separated JSON: https://t.co/EevVruY0qQ. https://t.co/IgtO7Hat5b
RT @lambdaman: Inspiring read “Querying DBpedia with GraphQL†by @szymonklarman https://t.co/4U77UyCFYr # linkedddata
Great overview of different SVG-based image placeholder techniques to improve the perceived load time of websites by @jmperezperez: https://t.co/g8DgE4Zxlk (via @tbaldauf) 🖼
RT @SoerenE67: Right-To-Left Development In Mobile Design https://t.co/TI6urJ5FPn via @smashingmag