Collective #534

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Gradient Magic

A collection of very modern and unique CSS gradients.

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Intrinsically Responsive CSS Grid with minmax() and min()

Evan Minto shows how to pull off an intrinsically responsive grid without media queries using the new min() function.

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Flawwwless

Flawwwless is a coding education platform with easy to follow interactive tutorials.

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Keeping things fresh with stale-while-revalidate

Learn about an additional tool to help you balance immediacy and freshness when serving your web app. By Jeff Posnick.

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ImportDoc

With ImportDoc you can create a web page that updates dynamically with the content of a Google document.

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The Simplest Way to Load CSS Asynchronously

Scott Jehl shows a simple HTML approach for loading CSS files asynchronously.

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Gatsby Themes

Exciting news for Gatsby users: With a Gatsby theme, all of your default configuration (shared functionality, data sourcing, design) is abstracted out of your site, and into an installable package.

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The Cool Club FWA

The web presentation of The Cool Club FWA, a deck of cards displaying the 54 coolest websites in history, as featured in “Web Design, The evolution of the Digital World 1990-today”.

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Rendering a Minecraft terrain

Day 21 of the WebGL month by Andrei Lesnitsky will teach you how to create a Minecraft terrain.

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Locomotive Scroll

The freshly updated library for detecting if elements are in the viewport plus smooth scrolling with parallax effects.

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Understand the JavaScript SEO basics

A guide that describes how Google Search processes JavaScript and best practices for improving JavaScript web apps for Google Search.

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Algebraic Effects for the Rest of Us

Dan Abramov explains the beauty of algebraic effects in an easy to understand way.

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Foundational Ideas for Responsive Augmented Reality Content

Understand the mechanics of responsive AR in this article by Keith Hamilton.

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The accessibility of placeholder links

Scott O’Hara goes into the specifics of how an anchor may be exposed to assistive technologies, such as screen readers.

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Sidelist

A collection of side projects including web, mobile and desktop apps.

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Design History of Adobe Photoshop

A look back at 29 years of the design of the Adobe Photoshop application.

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TabNine: Autocompletion with deep learning

TabNine is a deep learning powered autocompleter for code that was trained with about 2 million files from GitHub.

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Loader animation

An excellent loading animation demo by Aaron Iker.

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ES proposal: private class fields

Axel Rauschmayer looks at private fields, a new kind of private slot in instances and classes, part of the ES proposal.

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Analog Clock in Three.js

A Three.js analog clock made by Jon Kantner.

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Stein

With Stein you can use Google Sheets as your no-setup data store.

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Toast Pop!

Scroll down and press the toaster button to go back up in style!

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Collective #534 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.