Monthly Shaarli

All links of one month in a single page.

January, 2016

"Le rôle des cookies", Captain Train
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La très didactique page de Captain Train expliquant le rôle de cookies et l'utilisation qu'ils en font.

"An open letter to GitHub" from the maintainers of open source projects
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[...] many of us are frustrated. Those of us who run some of the most popular projects on GitHub feel completely ignored by you. [...] The problems we most frequently have, and our best ideas for how to address them, are [...] If GitHub were open source itself, we would be implementing these things ourselves as a community

"The Sad State of Web Development", Drew Hamlett

"Please guys/girls, just take a step back every now and then. How does rewriting your interface in the latest framework get you to the next customer? Or the next 50 customers. Does it actually make your customers happier?"

"Microservices @ Spotify", Kevin Goldsmith
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"This talk is about how breaking up those monoliths in your schedule, your organization and your architectures can help you increase your team's innovation throughput and making you more competitive in today's fast moving markets."

"grid layout, vers la grille parfaite", Raphael Goetter

"La grille parfaite en CSS existe enfin, Bootstrap n’a qu’à bien se tenir, moi je vous le dis !"

"The Website Obesity Crisis", Maciej Cegłowski

"I want to share with you my simple two-step secret to improving the performance of any website.

  1. Make sure that the most important elements of the page download and render first.

  2. Stop there."

"Flexbox Grid Finesse", Heydon Pickering

"In this article, I’ll cover a few techniques to exploit Flexbox’s internal algorithms and design finessed grids intended for changing quantities and dimensions of content."

"Linux et l'open source ont gagné, acceptez-le", Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
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"Je vais le dire simplement. Développeurs open source, vous avez gagné. Vous pouvez vous détendre. Développeurs de logiciels propriétaires, créez votre compte GitHub dès à présent, votre monde touche à sa fin."

Storm: manage your SSH like a boss
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Utilitaire en ligne de commande pour la gestion des connexions SSH.

OverReact : the React file generator

"Wireframe React components and download starter files with one click"

"Critical Web Fonts", Zach Leatherman
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"This method builds on the Flash of Faux Text (FOFT) using a two stages loading process (sounds like, but is not actually rocket science), but instead of a full Roman web font in the first stage, it loads a small subset of the Roman web font"

"L’intégration web, cette leçon d’humilité", Marie Guillaumet

Personne n’a la science infuse. Ni vous, ni moi.

Aucun savoir n’est immuable. Aucune technique n’est pérenne. Aucune pratique n’est parfaite. Le métier d’intégrateur web en particulier est une leçon d’humilité permanente.

Toute bonne pratique doit être discutée. Tout intégrateur doit se remettre en question.

"Console - Living Standard", WHATWG

This specification standardizes APIs for console debugging facilities.

"jQuery 3.0 Beta Released" (w/o IE8 support), Timmy Willison

"If you read the jQuery 3.0 alpha blog post, you might remember that we announced something we called “jQuery Compat”. You can forget that. On January 12, Microsoft dropped support for IE8, IE9, and IE10. We’re not going to go that far just yet, but we are dropping support for IE8."

"An Introduction to CSS's @supports Rule (Feature Queries)", Maria Antonietta Perna

"As good as this sounds, something even better has been brewing for some time. You can perform feature detection using native CSS feature queries with the @supports rule."

"WallabyJS is a slick and powerful test runner for JavaScript in your IDE or Editor", Scott Hanselman
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"Wallaby.js is insanely fast, because it only executes tests affected by your code changes and runs your tests in parallel."

"Progressive Web Apps : une nouvelle approche pour le Web", Hubert Sablonnière
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"Côté utilisateur, il va falloir s’habituer à ne plus installer une application native pour tout. Il faudra envisager qu’un simple site puisse progressivement devenir une application Web digne de ce nom en s’ajoutant à l'écran d’accueil, en fonctionnant en mode hors-ligne et en recevant des notifications push."