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Overview of how does #css works behind the scenes?
▻https://hackernoon.com/overview-of-how-does-css-works-behind-the-scenes-498d98b0e404?source=rss
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FrontamentalsLet’s start by understanding what actually happens to our CSS code when we load up a web page in a browser.When a browser starts to load the initial #html file, it takes the loaded HTML code and parses it, which means that it will decode the code line by line. By this process, the browser builds the so-called DOM (Document Object Modal) which describes the entire web document in a tree with parent, children and sibling elements.HTML ParsingAs the browser parses the HTML, it also finds the stylesheets included in the HTML head and just like HTML, CSS is also parsed.But the parsing of CSS bit more complex.There are two main steps that are performed during the CSS parsing phase :1. Conflicting CSS declarations are resolved (also known a cascading)2. Process final CSS values (for (...)
#front-end-development #web-development

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Learn basic #html
▻https://hackernoon.com/learn-basic-html-be230361457?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3---4
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HTML is the language for creating Web pages and the HTML elements are actually blocks that are used to build a page. Learn the basics to become a front-end professional.(This article was initially posted on ▻https://www.developermate.com)HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. The first web pages was released in 1990 and the pages were only used for presentation. Today the web is a very important piece in our daily lives. You may use many different web browsers to look at web-pages, like: Google Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer and Firefox.HTML Page StructureIt is important to understand the HTML page structure.The <head> is used for the title and meta-tags. Only content inside the <body> section (the white area) is displayed by the web browser.HTML TagsHTML tags are (...)
#startup #web-development #rest
- #HTML
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The “Backendification” of Frontend Development
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Executive Summary (TLDR)Asynchronous #javascript in the form of Single Page Applications (SPA) offer an incredible opportunity for improving the user experience of your web applications. CSS frameworks like Bootstrap enable developers to quickly contribute styling as they’re working on the structure and behaviour of things.Unfortunately, SPA and CSS frameworks tend to result in relatively complex solutions where traditionally separated concerns - HTML-structure, CSS-style, and JS-behaviour - are blended together as a matter of course — Counter to the lessons learned by previous generations.CC BY-SA 401(K) 2012This blending of concerns can prevent entry level developers and valued specialists (Eg. visual design, accessibility, search engine optimization, and internationalization) from making (...)
#backendification #startup #product-management #hackernoon-top-story
- #CSS
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Hosting a Free Static Website on #google Cloud Storage
▻https://hackernoon.com/hosting-a-free-static-website-on-google-cloud-storage-d0d83704173b?sourc
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This guide walks you through setting up a free bucket to serve a static website through a custom domain name using Google Cloud Platform services.Sign in to Google Cloud Platform, navigate to Cloud DNS service and create a new public DNS zone:By default it will have a NS (Nameserver) and a SOA (Start of Authority) records:Go to you domain registrar, in my case I purchased a domain name from GoDaddy (super cheap). Add the nameserver names that were listed in your NS record:PS: It can take some time for the changes on GoDaddy to propagate through to Google Cloud DNS.Next, verify you own the domain name using the Open Search Console. Many methods are available (HTML Meta data, Google Analytics, etc). The easiest one is DNS verification through a TXT record:Add the TXT record to your DNS zone (...)
#web-development #programming #infrastructure #google-cloud-platform
- #GoDaddy
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Pros and Cons of Using #markdown for Technical Writing
▻https://hackernoon.com/pros-and-cons-of-using-markdown-for-technical-writing-34f277418a8a?sourc
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Many technical writers either currently use or interested in using Markdown to write their technical documentation. It’s a bit like Marmite — some people love it and other people kind of hate it.Markdown generates some controversy, but it still proves incredibly useful in certain contexts. In this post, we’ll discuss exactly what Markdown is, and whether it’s appropriate for your documentation project.Definition of MarkdownJohn Gruber is the original creator of Markdown, and he defines it as:“Markdown is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).”Gruber’s definition shows that Markdown intended for anyone producing content on the web — which nowadays (...)
#editor #technical-documentation #technical-writing #markdown-tech-writing

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Read it when someone looks down at your Web site, saying “you should pay a designer”:
▻https://brutalist-web.design
“A website’s materials aren’t #HTML tags, #CSS, or #JavaScript code. Rather, they are its content and the context in which it’s consumed”
And
“By default, a website that uses HTML as intended and has no custom styling will be readable on all screens and devices. Only the act of design can make the content less readable” (for those who keep repeating “responsive” without understanding it)
#brutalist #brutalism #web_design

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  #plié_sur_le_genou
  
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User Experience vs. #cybersecurity
▻https://hackernoon.com/user-experience-vs-cybersecurity-9a8b59f7573a?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3
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Where do we draw the line?As UXers, we #design with users’ needs in mind (User centered design), we think from our end-users’ perspectives, and we always do our best to design the most intuitive and user-friendly products. But when it comes to simplicity and #ux vs. #security and privacy, where do we draw the line? how can we balance between the two? Is it even possible to design secured products without affecting the user-experience?A bad experienceI just came back home, and then I realized that my Android phone is lost! So I pulled my Macbook out of my bag to find my phone with Google’s Find My Device (AKA Android Device Manager). But the problem was that yesterday at work, I had to clear browser data (Front-end, Cookies and HTML+CSS reasons) and because of that, I was logged-out of my (...)
#ux-vs-cybersecurity

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Editoria — Building a Book in a Browser
▻https://www.pagedmedia.org/editoria-building-a-book-in-a-browser
Paginated outputs remain important to scholarly communications, and are still critical for books like monographs. Even in today’s increasingly digital discovery landscape, many readers of long-form content continue to prefer print, and the ability to cite page numbers continues to be critical to creating good old-fashioned tools like a book index. But producing paginated books from HTML source files that could also be used for generating other types of digital files has always been a challenge, as Nellie McKesson notes in her recent blog post on Hederis.
So, a couple of years ago, the University of California Press and the California Digital Library partnered with Coko to begin an ambitious project to develop a workflow application that would allow books to be built in a browser using entirely open source technologies. Editoria is not the first open source, browser-based book production system that has ever been attempted, but it’s (at least to our knowledge) the first that has attempted to replicate the rigorous production editing process and workflow, which includes styling, copyediting, author review, and proofreading, in a browser-based application.
We borrowed the idea of single-source publishing using HTML source from predecessor applications like Adam Hyde’s Booktype, O’Reilly’s Atlas, and Hugh McGuire’s Pressbooks, all of which use some form of PDF rendering engine (often proprietary) to output beautiful, paginated books in addition to EPUBs and other HTML or XML-based files. Then, we’ve tried to stand on the shoulders of those applications by building in a greater degree of workflow support. It’s an ambitious project, and supporting paginated outputs from a single HTML-based source file, has been a non-trivial aspect of the system’s development.
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▻https://editoria.pub
►https://coko.foundation
#publications_hybrides #prepostprint #web2print #digital-first_publishing

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- klaus++ @klaus 22/07/2018
  
  #merci pour le lien. Ce projet est centré sur un organisme qui vend des stages à des assos et entreprises. Ce n’est pas une collection d’outils bien documentés mais un modèle d’affaires basé sur des principes comme SCRUM et des logiciels open source. A retenir quand même.
  le code
  ▻https://gitlab.coko.foundation/editoria/editoria
  Booksprint
  ▻https://www.booksprints.net/en/team
  https://www.booksprints.net/site/templates/assets/icon-openbook.png
  Book Sprints Ltd is a team of specialised facilitators, as well as programmers, book designers, illustrators, and copy editors. Adam Hyde founded Book Sprints Ltd in 2013. The idea for a Book Sprint was initially thought of by Tomas Krag in 2005 as a collaborative writing process over several months. Building on this idea, Adam Hyde designed a method for an intense, 5-day Book Sprint for Free/Libre Open Source Software manuals. Over the years we refined the method that is now used for any subject, from industry guides to art history.
  
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- aris @aris CC BY-SA 23/07/2018
  
  L’outil en lui-même n’est pas un must, c’est plus la démarche d’un workflow hybride et tout numérique pour produire des livres sur divers support qu’il m’intéresse de documenter...
  
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- klaus++ @klaus 24/07/2018
  
  C’est une bon point d’entrée pour se poser des question et pour découvrier des outils et méthodes etc. #à_suivre
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 13/03/2024
  
  Les avancées 6 ans plus tard donc, où Coko est bien toujours communautaire à priori (et gère l’excellent Paged.JS comme noyau) :
  ▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1045670
  
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Don’t Use The Placeholder Attribute
▻https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/06/placeholder-attribute
“The placeholder attribute contains a surprising amount of issues that prevent it from delivering on what it promises. Let’s clarify why you need to stop using it.”
#placeholder_form_HTML_attribute_a11y_clevermarks

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- b_b @b_b PUBLIC DOMAIN 6/08/2018
  
  The p element placed between the label and input elements acts as a replacement for a placeholder attribute.
  Cool, c’est ce que propose #SPIP dans sa nomenclature depuis longtemps...
  By using aria-describedby to programmatically associate the input with the p element, we are creating a priority of information for screen readers that has parity with what a person browsing without a screen reader would experience. aria-describedby ensures that the p content will be described last, after the label’s content and the kind of input it is associated with.
  On pourrait suivre ce conseil pour améliorer la chose dans le plugin saisies.
  
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Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/05/2018

What’s new for the Web — #google I/O 2018
▻https://hackernoon.com/whats-new-for-the-web-google-i-o-2018-27670cbc5e1a?source=rss----3a8144e
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Google finished up wrapping it’s annual conference for Developers, the Google I/O 2018. While you may not have the time to go through all the announcements, I made a short bullet-summary list of what happened for the web.I apologize beforehand if I left something behind. There was a lot (small yet important things) going on. I’m more than welcome to get feedback from the comments to see what are the things that this post is missing!WebWeb Package (Don’t confuse it with Webpack). Allows you to package your website and it allows it to be shared offline.Web Policies. Baked-in platform for linting HTML CSS a la #javascript. I mean, you can limit the CSS animations used, which image sizes are allowed. The max CSS that it’s going to pass, etc.Layered APIs..app Top Level Domain (TLD)Introducing .app (...)
#web-development #es2018 #googleio
- #Google
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A Guide To The State Of Print Stylesheets In 2018
▻https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/05/print-stylesheets-in-2018
Testing print stylesheets can be something of a bore, typically requiring using print preview or printing to a PDF repeatedly. However, browser DevTools have made this a little easier for us. Both Chrome and Firefox have a way to view the print styles only.
#Firefox : Open the Developer Toolbar then type media emulate print at the prompt.
#css #print

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  #intégration #web #impression #HTML
  
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Parallax scrolling with CSS variables | basicScroll
▻https://basicscroll.electerious.com
via @mist_
#parallax #intégration #web #CSS #HTML #Javascript #css-variables

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- cy_altern @cy_altern CC BY-SA 13/02/2018
  
  – démo sur codePen : ▻https://codepen.io/electerious/pen/gLLozQ
  – le Github du projet : ▻https://github.com/electerious/basicScroll
  
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HTML5 Geolocation
▻https://www.sitepoint.com/html5-geolocation
The Geolocation API of HTML5 helps in identifying the user’s location, which can be used to provide location specific information or route navigation details to the user.
Using geolocation - Web APIs | MDN
▻https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Geolocation/Using_geolocation
The geolocation API allows the user to provide their location to web applications if they so desire. For privacy reasons, the user is asked for permission to report location information.
The geolocation object
The geolocation API is published through the navigator.geolocation object.
etc.
HTML5 Geolocation
▻http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_geolocation.asp
Locate the User’s Position
The HTML Geolocation API is used to get the geographical position of a user.
Since this can compromise privacy, the position is not available unless the user approves it.
Using HTML Geolocation
The getCurrentPosition() method is used to return the user’s position.
The example below returns the latitude and longitude of the user’s position
Handling Errors and Rejections
The second parameter of the getCurrentPosition() method is used to handle errors. It specifies a function to run if it fails to get the user’s location
Displaying the Result in a Map
To display the result in a map, you need access to a map service, like Google Maps.
In the example below, the returned latitude and longitude is used to show the location in a Google Map (using a static image)
Location-specific Information
This page has demonstrated how to show a user’s position on a map.
Geolocation is also very useful for location-specific information, like:
Up-to-date local information
Showing Points-of-interest near the user
Turn-by-turn navigation (GPS)
Client-Side Storage - HTML5 Rocks
▻https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/offline/storage
This is an overview of client-side storage, a general term for several separate but related APIs: Web Storage, Web SQL Database, Indexed Database, and File Access. Each of these techniques provides a distinct way to store data on the user’s hard drive, instead of the server, where data usually resides. There are two main reasons to do this: (a) to make the web app available offline; (b) to improve performance. For a detailed explanation of the use cases for client-side storage, see the HTML5Rocks article, “Offline”: What does it mean and why should I care?.
The APIs share a similar scope and similar principles. So let’s first understand what they have in common before launching to the specifics of each.
Building A Simple Cross-Browser Offline To-Do List With IndexedDB And WebSQL – Smashing Magazine
▻https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2014/09/building-simple-cross-browser-offline-todo-list-indexeddb-websql
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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 28/07/2016

Moving from HTML Grid Systems to CSS Grid Systems
▻http://zellwk.com/blog/from-html-grids-to-css-grids
I’m assuming you already understand why you’re moving from a dom-littering HTML Grid system (like Bootstrap, Foundation or any framework out there) to a CSS Grid system (like Susy, Neat or even Flexbox with CSS)
#CSS_grid_HTML_class_mixin_Sass_semantic_concern_clevermarks
- #HTML
- #HTML
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#Algolia Places - turn any #HTML form <input> into an address autocomplete using #Openstreetmap data
▻https://community.algolia.com/places
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- b_b @b_b PUBLIC DOMAIN 24/06/2016
  
  Héhé, j’allais le poster mais je me suis retenu quand j’ai lu ça :
  The Algolia Places API enforces some rate limits.
  1,000 requests per domain / day | Free
  Need more ? | Requires authentication Contact us at places@algolia.com
  ▻https://community.algolia.com/places/documentation.html#rate-limits
  
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- liotier @liotier CC BY-SA 24/06/2016
  
  ▻https://github.com/algolia/places - MIT license.
  
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- severo @severo PUBLIC DOMAIN 26/06/2016
  
  Le client est libre, mais pas le moteur de recherche :
  ▻https://community.algolia.com/places/rest.html
  Query strategy
  The Algolia Places REST API leverages Algolia’s Search API, the OpenStreetMap and the GeoNames data.
  
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- liotier @liotier CC BY-SA 26/06/2016
  
  Argl - pas drôle. #Addok alors ? La démo à ▻http://adresse.data.gouv.fr/map est sympathique.
  
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Snapper: A CSS Snap Points Carousel
▻https://www.filamentgroup.com/lab/introducing-snapper.html
Snapper is a lightweight script that’ll apply CSS and JS carefully to create a broadly-functional snap-points carousel. This script builds on a simple overflow container and native CSS snap points to make it better
#carousel_snap_RWD_CSS_jQuery_Filament_Group_clevermarks

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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 15/06/2016
  
  #carousel #snap #HTML #CSS #intégration #web #jquery #javascript #polyfill
  
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Maybe we could tone down the #JavaScript / fuzzy notepad
▻https://eev.ee/blog/2016/03/06/maybe-we-could-tone-down-the-javascript
I’m having a really weird browser issue, where scripts on some pages just won’t run until about 20 seconds have passed.
Whatever you’re about to suggest, yes, I’ve thought of it, and no, it’s not the problem. I mention this not in the hope that someone will help me debug it, but because it’s made me acutely aware of a few… quirks… of frontend #Web #development.

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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 11/03/2016
  
  Toujours faire du HTML+serveur classique qui marche toujours correctement, PUIS rajouter des fonctionnalités Javascript client pour ceux qui l’ont.
  I’m not saying that genuine web apps like Google Maps shouldn’t exist — although even Google Maps had a script-free fallback for many years, until the current WebGL version! I’m saying that something has gone very wrong when basic features that already work in plain HTML suddenly no longer work without JavaScript. 40MB of JavaScript, in fact, according to about:memory — that’s live data, not download size. That might not sound like a lot (for a page dedicated to showing a 140-character message?), but it’s not uncommon for me to accumulate a dozen open Twitter tabs, and now I have half a gig dedicated solely to, at worst, 6KB of text.
  #webperf #accessibilité #progressive_enhancement #amélioration_progressive #sémantique
  
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robin @robin CC BY 28/01/2016

Automatically Validate HTML with Node.js and Valimate — Medium
▻https://medium.com/@jamesseanwright/automatically-validate-html-with-node-js-and-valimate-196c71a349bf
I have just released a command line interface, developed in Node.js, called Valimate. It is entirely configurable, and enables developers to automate validating documents against the Nu HTML Checker. Aside from validating remote websites, Valimate can also test local Node.js HTTP server instances. This approach compliments continuous integration and regression testing scenarios.

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baroug @baroug 4/01/2016

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The Website Obesity Crisis
►http://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
If present trends continue, there is the real chance that articles warning about page bloat could exceed 5 megabytes in size by 2020.
(…)

To repeat a suggestion I made on Twitter, I contend that text-based websites should not exceed in size the major works of Russian literature
#web_design
- #HTML
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 4/01/2016
  
  Avec du weight shaming envers Medium.
  #webperf #HTML #images #développement #web
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 4/01/2016
  
  Il est gentil pour son exemple Medium avec 1,2 Mo : moi quand je lance le test de poids de Firefox ça me dit :
  – sans mise en cache : 2212,17 Ko
  – avec mise en cache : 44,37 Ko
  
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- baroug @baroug 4/01/2016
  
  Moi aussi j’avais des résultats divergents (mais j’avais pas pensé aux bloqueurs de pubs et autres machins aui amaigrissent les pages) mais là, 2217 ko et 2,2 mo c’est kif kif non ?
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 4/01/2016
  
  nan lui c’est 1,2 Mo
  et moi 2,2 (avec microblock en plus)
  
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- baroug @baroug 4/01/2016
  
  ah ben donc c’est encore pire, ça invalide pas
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 5/01/2016
  
  bah oui, c’est ce que je dis depuis le début : « il est gentil » ! :D
  sinon :
  Google has rolled out a competitor to Instant Articles, which it calls Accelerated Mobile Pages. AMP is a special subset of HTML designed to be fast on mobile devices.
  Why not just serve regular HTML without stuffing it full of useless crap? The question is left unanswered.
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 5/01/2016
  
  Et sinon, mis à part ça, tous ses commentaires sont assez drôles, que ce soit sur les romans russes ou encore sur les images de Taft.
  Does your page design improve when you replace every image with William Howard Taft?
  There is only one honest measure of web performance: the time from when you click a link to when you’ve finished skipping the last ad.
  Everything else is bullshit.
  #publicité
  
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- baroug @baroug 5/01/2016
  
  Ok je te croyais ironique…
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 5/01/2016
  
  https://static.pinboard.in/ob/ob.037.jpg
  versus
  https://static.pinboard.in/ob/ob.041.jpg
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 5/01/2016
  
  Et Élie Sloïm de Temesis/Opquast a fait une mini conf (20min) sur le même sujet récemment. Donc lien :
  ▻http://seenthis.net/messages/446112
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 5/01/2016
  
  Et au passage, c’est par le créateur de Pinboard, me fait remarquer Élie (et leur deux confs ont été faite exactement le même jour) :
  ▻https://pinboard.in
  
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- ktche @ktche CC BY-NC-SA 11/02/2019
  
  “Why do I need a 4Ghz quadcore to run facebook?” This is why. A single word split up into 11 HTML DOM elements to avoid adblockers
  ▻https://twitter.com/themikepan/status/1093035372186034176
  
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Emploi :
“Hallo Dear Mo
I am very sorry for being late , I had no Internet connection.
Thanks alot from your interest , you are really a kind mother .
yes , of course I have some scan of my doucments and some pic of then . I hope it will be readable.
I have attached all of them and sent it via this Email.
I hope finally I would able to find a job .
Basically i worked in ITCN (Information Technology Center at Nangarhar ) which is financially supporting by German Institutions DAAD and Ziik .
ITCN is responsible for providing IT services to Nangarhar University (a University in Afghanistan) .
so i came by these Institutions (DAAD, Ziik ) to Germany.
but after i came to Germany Taliban had killed my brother and they told to my family” your son in Europe is revarted from Islam and he was a spy for foreigners"
so i did not abled to go back .
and i stayed in Berlin.
2. i am now refugee because my Visa was until November 30 , 2015 and that is not valid yet.
3. from 16 jun 2015 till November 30 i was in Berlin Rhinstr.
4. official status, i am legally registered as a Refugee . i have some documents , like my passport copy and the certificates from training in Germany.
5. basically i am Network Engineer and IT
i know the following programs.
for Network and IT ( CCNA, CCNP, MCSE, MCITP , Ubuntun).
Microsoft windows and Microsoft official suite ( word, excel, access , power. Internet )
and also can work with programming language( C, C++, Java, C #)
and for website ( HTMl, CSS, javascript , PHP) .
Regards
Mohamad Arif
▻https://gm1.ggpht.com/N-zp1kv_ma7me_CPC-yFOOCVT8e9ueqpO95K_CtGB-AA3hcrMmr3hQzlIsa43IqrcRbvxNL9W"

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klaus++ @klaus 12/10/2015

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Google lance AMP pour contrer Facebook pages
▻https://www.ampproject.org/faq/#accelerated-mobile-pages-2
Speed matters and instant is the ideal. Research shows that the bounce rate can be as high as 58% for web pages that take nearly ten seconds to load. Using the AMP format will make it far more compelling for people to consume and engage with more content. But this isn’t just about speed and performance. We also want to promote enhanced distribution so that publishers can take advantage of the open web’s potential for their content to appear everywhere quickly — across all platforms and apps — which can lead to more revenue via ads and subscriptions.
How can a publisher get content into AMP HTML?
Publishers and Content Management System (CMS) providers can develop an integration with their CMS to generate AMP content. We hope that all content management systems will add support for AMP HTML pages. For example, WordPress.com has announced that it will integrate the AMP framework. In addition to WordPress.com, we hope other commercial CMS providers will support the project in the weeks and months to come.
▻https://github.com/ampproject
#www #SPIP ?
- #AMP
klaus++ @klaus
- Fil @fil 12/10/2015
  
  ▻https://www.ampproject.org
  
  Fil @fil
- b_b @b_b PUBLIC DOMAIN 13/10/2015
  
  AMP and Incentives : à propos de la nouvelle initiative de Google pour avoir des pages web rapides
  ▻http://seenthis.net/messages/416710
  
  b_b @b_b PUBLIC DOMAIN
- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 19/10/2015
  
  J’ai pas trop pigé le concept et l’intérêt pour le moment…
  
  RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC
- Nicolas🌱 @nicolasm CC BY-SA 20/10/2015
  
  Ça sera mieux référencé sur google ou google mobile peut être ?
  
  Nicolas🌱 @nicolasm CC BY-SA
- Fil @fil 19/12/2015
  
  un #javascript-journaliste du Guardian n’est pas trop content
  ▻https://medium.com/@Rich_Harris/don-t-cramp-our-style-9bcef09e638f
  
  Fil @fil
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robin @robin CC BY 9/09/2015

jansmolders86/mediacenterjs
▻https://github.com/jansmolders86/mediacenterjs
A HTML/CSS/Javascipt (NodeJS) based Media center

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ARNO* @arno ART LIBRE 15/06/2015

Responding to Force Touch Events from JavaScript
▻https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/mac/documentation/AppleApplications/Conceptual/SafariJSProgTopics/Articles/RespondingtoForceTouchEventsfromJavaScript.html
Safari, Dashboard, and WebKit-based applications include support for responding to Force Touch events from within HTML pages. You can use these events to provide custom behaviors in response to actions such as force clicks and changes in pressure. For example, your webpage might open a link in a new window when the user force clicks it, or play an embedded video faster as the user clicks on it with more force.
- #HTML
- #JavaScript
- #HTML
ARNO* @arno ART LIBRE
- Fil @fil 15/06/2015
  
  les exemples sont bizarres mais peut être utile pour des applications interactives (dessin, traitement de données)
  
  Fil @fil
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Archiloque @archiloque CC BY 17/04/2015

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The Problem with #HTML
▻http://pointersgonewild.com/2015/04/16/the-problem-with-html
- #C++
- #Haskell
- #HTML
- #Java
- #HTML
- #Java
Archiloque @archiloque CC BY
- ARNO* @arno ART LIBRE 17/04/2015
  
  C’est le genre de considérations qui circule de manière quasi permanente depuis Netscape 2… :-))
  
  ARNO* @arno ART LIBRE
- 0gust1 @0gust1 CC BY-NC 17/04/2015
  
  You can’t really call JS the assembly language of the web with a straight face when it’s trying to integrate all the features of Java, C++, CoffeeScript and Haskell.
  ^^
  
  0gust1 @0gust1 CC BY-NC
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Fil @fil 10/04/2015

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Making your own static web site isn’t nostalgia. It’s the future of the web
▻https://neocities.org/blog/we-are-the-future
#HTML is durable, dependable, and lasts forever. Seanbaby’s Hostess Comics page was made 15-20 years ago, and it still works fine. It may not be “modern”, but not bad for something designed using tables (look at the source code). If Seanbaby used a “web application” for that page, or put it on that era’s equivalent of a social network (a forum or PHP posting site), it would have been dead a long time ago. How awesome is it that he didn’t?
►https://neocities.org est un #hébergeur_rigolo
(concerne aussi l’#archivage_militant )
- #hostess
- #HTML
- #HTML
Fil @fil
- Stéphane Bortzmeyer @stephane CC BY-SA 10/04/2015
  
  A good example :-) ▻http://notfound.ovh
  
  Stéphane Bortzmeyer @stephane CC BY-SA
- vide @touti 11/04/2015
  
  @jacotte you’re the best !
  
  vide @touti
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