Daily Shaarli

All links of one day in a single page.

October 23, 2017

"We’re making accessibility clearer and easier", Alistair Duggin (@dugboticus) #a11y
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"Bootstrapping Inclusion", Jason Wong (@attackgecko) #diversity

"A workplace where people of all identities and experiences are understood, appreciated, and fully included in the community and where equitable treatment and outcomes prevail."

"The newest version of JavaScript only has 2 new features. Here’s how they work.", Tiago Lopes Ferreira (@ferreiratiago_)
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Array.prototype.include() and ** operator.

"Can You Afford It?: Real-world Web Performance Budgets", Alex Russell (@slightlylate) #Budget
"Third parties are probably the fastest way to guarantee a slow site…" @csswizardry in a post by @oliverlindberg
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"Cognitive Biases in Programming", Yash Ranadive (@evidanary)
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"We can never completely eliminate our biases, by being aware of how it is affecting us, we can somewhat mitigate the problems it causes."

"Why the Email Confirmation Field Must Die", Anthony (@uxmovement)
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"It’s time to take a new approach on how you design the email field. The solution is not another field to fill out, but to give clarity to the existing field. Prominent placement, larger input size and a specific label are what you need. Make this change and kill the email confirmation field once and for all."

"30+ diversity and inclusion activists and organisations I look up to", Karoline Szczur (@fox) #diversity
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"I wanted to talk about a few individuals and organisations I look up to on a daily basis in the space of diversity and inclusion. The content they share can often be challenging, which is why it’s so important to expose yourself to different viewpoints promoting our growth."

"`appearance`, au service de nos formulaires", Raphael Goetter (@goetter)
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"La propriété CSS appearance permet de modifier la mise en forme native du système d'exploitation, et notamment d'annuler tous les styles de base pour pouvoir les re-styler tranquillement comme souhaité."