Collective #394

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Inspirational Website of the Week: Almanac

A unique design with playful effects made us pick Almanac as inspirational website of the week.

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Responsive Components: a Solution to the Container Queries Problem

An elegant class-based solution to the container queries problem using ResizeObserver. By Philip Walton.

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Prototyping, Libraries on Sketch Cloud and an official iOS UI kit in Sketch 49

Read about the new features in Sketch 49 including revolutionary Prototyping.

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Launching the Front-End Tooling Survey 2018

With the Front-End Tooling Survey, Ashley Nolan wants to gather input and shed some light on the tooling habits across the web development industry.

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CSS Puns

Some CSS humor accompanied with animations. By Saijo George.

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Third party CSS is not safe

Read why Jake Archibald suggests that third party content is simply not safe.

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CSS Illustration ‘face’

Amazing CSS art made by WhitePallet.

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It’s Resilient CSS Week

A video series where Jen Simmons explains step-by-step how to write CSS that works in every browser at the same time, including the old ones.

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The Lost Art of the Makefile

Jesse Hallett writes about the merits of Make, the general-purpose build tool.

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Free Font: Vindica Rebel

A beautiful expressive typeface designed by Rubirubiko.

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Just Starting Out with CSS & HTML

A great collection of CSS-Tricks articles for everybody who is starting out with front-end development.

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V6: Color

The last article in a three-part series about Rob Weychert’s website redesign.

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Notifications

Heydon Pickering takes a look at notification components and how they can increase confidence in the use of web applications, in an inclusive way.

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Prompts

Lightweight and user-friendly interactive prompts that use promises and async/await.

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C394_gitdevs

A developer’s introduction to GitHub

A guide that teaches the most important pieces of GitHub that you should know as a developer.

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C394_dart

Announcing Dart 2: Optimized for Client-Side Development

Read all about the reboot of Dart as a language optimized for client-side development for web and mobile.

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C394_SM

How GDPR Will Change The Way You Develop

Heather Burns explains Europe’s updated data protection framework and what this means for developers.

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Bettercap

A network attack and monitoring framework with lots of features.

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C394_pinball

How we built a pinball

Read about how Merci-Michel created “Ouigo — Let’s play”, a pinball game for the browser.

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C394_Sixdegrees

Six Degrees of Wikipedia

Inspired by the concept of six degrees of separation, Six Degrees of Wikipedia traverses links on Wikipedia to find the least number of clicks it takes to travel between any of the nearly six million pages.

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C394_species

The Gallery of Emerging Species

A super-cute and playful website for Play-Doh.

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C394_CSSquirks

Lesser known CSS quirks & advanced tips

In this article, Peedu Tuisk shows some CSS facts and quirks.

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Dropcast is a responsive HTML/CSS/Javascript template, comes with Sketch files and a fully working site with SCSS. It works very well for podcasts landing pages or blogs, and can be easily customized.

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Collective #394 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

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