Google Quietly Makes ‘Optional’ Web DRM Mandatory In Chrome – Slashdot
I just don’t like what I’m reading. They are briskly walking the path toward the dark side.
Everyday it becomes more important to keep supporting Firefox
Google Quietly Makes ‘Optional’ Web DRM Mandatory In Chrome – Slashdot
I just don’t like what I’m reading. They are briskly walking the path toward the dark side.
Everyday it becomes more important to keep supporting Firefox
the next-generation JavaScript module bundler What is this?
Rollup is a next-generation JavaScript module bundler. Author your app or library using ES2015 modules, then efficiently bundle them up into a single file for use in browsers and Node.js – even if you use advanced features like bindings and cycles.
So, like Browserify?
Yes, except that the resulting bundle is always smaller than the Browserify or Webpack equivalent, because ES2015 modules are inherently more efficient than CommonJS modules. You can even eliminate unused library code with tree-shaking.
Fontie converts your desktop fonts into web fonts that work everywhere and puts them along with the CSS in one fine @font-face package. Various options give you the possibilty to fix and optimize your webfonts.
5 years ago I were building some experimental slabs with Univerity of Genoa
Already 5 years ago, I shall say!
I’m an happy dad. Today my younger daughter asked me to teach her how to program a computer. She used that very exact words: “Dad, can you teach me how to program a computer?”
A handful of nice examples showcasing what Progressive Web Apps can look like.
All those are worth reading and saving:
Web Apps are here to stay. More than that, they’re going to become dominant, AFAICS