@seenthis je ne viens pas souvent, certes, mais je me rends compte maintenant que je vois TOUS les seens sur ma page d’accueil (je suis connecté), alors qu’il me semble que je ne voyais avant que les seens des gens auxquels je suis abonné.
Y a-t’il eu un changement de mode de fonctionnement, ou ai-je rêvé ?
Dan’s Mail Format Site | Quoting | Bottom Posting
▻https://mailformat.dan.info/quoting/bottom-posting.html
The most heated debate regarding the format of electronic messages is the one about how to arrange quoted material and your response to it in replies.
#mail_mailingList_newsgroup_reply_bottomPosting_topPosting_answer_netiquette
]]>Istio, a uniform way to connect, manage, and secure microservices
▻https://istio.io
“Istio is an open platform that provides a uniform way to connect, manage, and secure microservices. Istio supports managing traffic flows between microservices, enforcing access policies, and aggregating telemetry data, all without requiring changes to the microservice code.”
Building a Website with Vue.js, the Storyblok Visual Editor and Netlify
▻https://markus.oberlehner.net/blog/building-a-website-with-vue-the-storyblok-visual-editor-and-netli
« we’ll build a Vue.js website which is easy to edit with the Storyblok Visual Editor, from start to finish »
Hugo Pipes’ Revolution A Hugo built-in asset pipeline
▻https://regisphilibert.com/blog/2018/07/hugo-pipes-and-asset-processing-pipeline
“Hugo’s roadmap got itself a new milestone when .43 delivered Hugo Pipes, a built-in set of asset processing methods. From now on, Hugo will take care of bundling, minifying, fingerprinting our assets and even compiling our sass files! All of this without any external build tools.”
#SSG_staticSiteGenerator_Hugo_asset_pipeline_CSS_SCSS_Sass_JavaScript_webperf_clevermarks
]]>The case of the 500-mile email
▻https://ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail
“The following is the 500-mile email story in the form it originally appeared, in a post to sage-members on Sun, 24 Nov 2002”
Mapocalypse : Migrer depuis Google Maps, Maintenant
▻https://medium.com/@LoicOrtola/mapocalypse-migrer-depuis-google-maps-maintenant-2-2-e4359112e20a
"La migration d’un service de Google Maps vers un service tiers est en général une question de jours. Le plus souvent, les usages sont très orienté Web et Mobile Maps, des usages qui sont aujourd’hui facilement remplaçables sans compromis, et même avec des gains significatifs sur les fonctionnalités (des SDKs mobiles notamment), ainsi qu’une plus grande liberté sur le choix du fournisseur de service. Parfois, les usages avancés nécessitent de prendre un peu de temps avec “ceux qui savent” pour trouver le bon chemin. J’espère que ces quelques lignes sauront au moins vous orienter dans vos choix."
#map_GoogleMaps_OpenStreetMap_Mapbox_Leaflet_OpenLayers_clevermarks
]]>Percy | Continuous visual reviews for web apps
▻https://percy.io
“Solving visual testing across design, development, and deployment.”
Visual Regression Testing with BackstopJS
▻https://www.metaltoad.com/blog/visual-regression-testing-backstopjs
“BackstopJS, an npm package created for visual regression testing. It uses configuration files to target specific URLs and CSS selectors, and takes both reference and test screenshots to compare against each other. BackstopJS also runs a report that shows the screenshot comparison, and includes information like how much the comparison failed by.”
Explosion des prix de Google Maps : le Maine-et-Loire abandonne Google pour OpenStreetMaps
▻https://www.developpez.com/actu/215961/Explosion-des-prix-de-Google-Maps-le-departement-de-Maine-et-Loire-aband
« Un site qui affiche en moyenne 10 000 cartes par jour passe donc de 0 $ avant la nouvelle politique tarifaire à 1904 $ par mois (30 jours). Ceux qui étaient proches de la limite gratuite de 25 000 affichages par jour - disons 24 000 par exemple - devront désormais s’acquitter d’une facture de plus de 4800 $ par mois, pour un service qu’ils utilisaient gratuitement juste un mois plus tôt. »
Vue Storefront - PWA Storefront for any eCommerce
▻https://www.vuestorefront.io
“Ultrafast, off-line ready, mobile first Progressive Web App storefront on MIT license”
Operationalizing Node.js for Server Side Rendering
▻https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/operationalizing-node-js-for-server-side-rendering-c5ba718acfc9
“soon we will be transitioning to a new service that will deliver fully formed, server rendered web pages entirely in Node.js. This service will render most of the HTML for all of the Airbnb product.”
Browser Detection is Bad
▻https://css-tricks.com/browser-detection-is-bad
“The whole reason that web standards exist is so that we don’t have to write specific code for specific environments. We should write code that adheres to established standards and software in charge of displaying our code should display it as the standards dictate.”
Lest We Forget (Or How I Learned What’s So Bad About Browser Sniffing)
▻http://farukat.es/journal/2011/02/499-lest-we-forget-or-how-i-learned-whats-so-bad-about-browser-sniffing
“the many assumptions inherent to doing UA sniffing, combined with the proliferation of different userAgent strings on the web (in particular on mobile), would only create increased challenges going forward into the future, and make our code increasingly difficult to maintain”
User Agent parsing: how it works and how it can be used
▻https://deviceatlas.com/blog/user-agent-parsing-how-it-works-and-how-it-can-be-used
“Some people have a bad impression of User Agent parsing due to its role in what is known as User-Agent sniffing. To understand why using the User-Agent sometimes gets a bad rap, we need to go back to the 1990s and a period referred to as the browser wars. Before we get into the history, it is worth stating upfront that User-Agent parsing is used by many of top web companies today to cater to different device classes.”
5 Reasons Why Browser Sniffing Stinks
▻https://www.sitepoint.com/why-browser-sniffing-stinks
“Browser sniffing is the act of detecting the web browser a visitor is using in order to serve version-specific pages, scripts, images, or other content. The technique was popular around 10 years ago because Microsoft and Netscape introduced their own technologies and web standards were in their infancy. In those dark days, it was fairly common to write two or more client-side scripts to implement identical functionality in different browsers.”
Browser detection using the user agent
▻https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Browser_detection_using_the_user_agent
“When considering using the user agent string to detect which browser is being used, your first step is to try to avoid it if possible. Start by trying to identify why you want to do it.”
Compare HAR files
▻https://compare.sitespeed.io
Understand regressions by comparing your HAR files.
Airbnb Sunsetting React Native
▻https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/sunsetting-react-native-1868ba28e30a
“Due to a variety of technical and organizational issues, we will be sunsetting React Native and putting all of our efforts into making native amazing.”
About Superdesk | Your Digital Newsroom Software
▻https://www.superdesk.org/about
“Superdesk is an end-to-end content creation, production, curation, distribution and publishing newsroom software. It scales to any size and is also modular, so if some of your legacy tools are doing a good job you can keep using them. Superdesk is an integrator, not a dictator.”
Goodbye Microservices: From 100s of problem children to 1 superstar
▻https://segment.com/blog/goodbye-microservices
« When deciding between microservices or a monolith, there are different factors to consider with each. In some parts of our infrastructure, microservices work well but our server-side destinations were a perfect example of how this popular trend can actually hurt productivity and performance. It turns out, the solution for us was a monolith. »
First Look : Angular Ivy
▻https://www.telerik.com/blogs/first-look-angular-ivy
“Ivy is Angular’s new rendering pipeline and view engine. What does that mean, though? To put it simply, Angular’s view engine takes the templates and components we’ve written and translates them into regular HTML and JavaScript that the browser can read and display. This means, for example, that your template variables and data bindings get rendered to the page with correct data.”
#Angular_treeShaking_webperf_JavaScript_framework_clevermarks
]]>How to log out when using JWT?
▻https://dev.to/_arpy/how-to-log-out-when-using-jwt-4ajm
“whenever a token is created, it can be used forever, or until it is expired. JWT generator can get an option to invalidate the token after specified time. But what to do if you want to invalidate an existing token? What you actually need to do when the user opts to log out?”
#JWT_session_end_logout_expiration_clevermarks_stateless_authentification
]]>The Link Bar, an Ecommerce Mobile Homepage Navigation Alternative (to the Hamburger Menu)
▻http://growthrock.co/ecommerce-mobile-home-page-navigation
“Recent AB tests we’ve done suggest that many ecommerce sites could see an increase in mobile conversion rate by adding a “bar” of navigation links at the top of their mobile homepage, instead of relying solely on the hamburger menu.”
MastodonTwitterPoster
▻https://crossposter.masto.donte.com.br
This service allows you to connect a Mastodon account and a Twitter account and enable cross-posting between them. You can choose some options, such as if you want to post boosts, unlisted toots or replies.