Digest of fresh materials from the world of the frontend for the last week # 444 (December 1 - 6, 2020)

We bring to your attention a selection with links to new materials from the frontend area and around it.









Media     |    Web Development     |    CSS     |    JavaScript     |    Browsers









Media



podcast "News 512" from CSSSR: WebStorm 2020.3, minmax (), Math.random () in JS, fwdays 2020, Advent of Code, Octoverse and State of CSS , plus text version

podcast Podcast "Make Me Beautiful" # 51 - You hacked, but at least not a hamster

podcast FrontoWeek podcast # 136: Highlights of the front-end of the week.

podcast Podcast Frontend Yunost (18+) # 165: A Site to Shit

podcast "proConf" Podcast # 80: TSConf 2020

podcast ru The Undefined Podcast # 29: Vue vs. Svelte with Evan You and Rich Harris



Web development



ru Monolith vs. Micro-frontends

ru How to create HTML forms correctly: security

ru How Lyft is migrating over 100 microservices frontend to Next.js

ru Building sites with prefers-reduced-data

ru From Jekyll to 11ty

ru PWA and AMP: taking the best of both worlds

ru PWAdvent Is the perfect advent calendar for anyone with a passion for the web platform.







  • habr Layout Shift netlify.com

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    ru Google Fonts

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    ru BBC World Service 31 react 83%





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    ru A11y Advent Calendar





  • ru SVG  border-image

    ru

    ru - Svelte



CSS



habr DRY CSS: How to use each ad only once

Details on using the minmax () CSS function in Grid layouts

State Of CSS survey results 2020

ru Missing browser development tools for Tailwind CSS

ru How to make sticky elements and fullscreen boxes worked well together

ru Calendar with three lines of CSS

ru How to create a chart using CSS

ru How to add text to the border using basic HTML elements

ru Native aspect ratios in CSS using aspect-ratio



JavaScript



habr TypeScrip: Oh, That Fun Type System

habr JavaScript Turns 25: A Brief History of the Language and 50% Off on WebStorm

• The 2020 State of JavaScript Survey kicks off

ru This is what people in the tech industry said about JavaScript when it debuted in 1995.

ru Tired of silly jokes? Write Your Own Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic JS Library

ru Apple Music JavaScript Integration Guide

ru js25.org: JS history site dedicated to its 25th anniversary

















habr Browsing offline as if it's 1995

Internet Explorer no longer supports Microsoft Teams

Beaker 1.0 is introduced with a P2P platform for decentralized sites

ru Chrome 88: digital goods, augmented reality lighting assessment and more



Last week's digest ...

Material prepared dersmoll and alekskorovin .



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