The digest of fresh materials from the world of the front-end for the last week No. 378 (August 26 - September 1, 2019)

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 | news

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Media

• Podcast "Web Standards" No. 191 : Contests, Edge, Vue and Material Design, a11y, advertising in npm, from welder to programmer

• Web Standards Podcast No. 190 : Google and Privacy, JS at Universities, WASM, ES and TC39

• CSSSR podcast : phpCE canceled, Angular optimized, React, nushell and bug bounty testing

• Podcast “devschacht” # 93 : Versus: Node.js or PHP in 2019

• Five Minute React : Deploy (Nest.js + Vue)

• UnderJS Podcast # 4 : Conversation with Dmitry Makhnev about HolyJS / JUG Ru Group [Tube]

• Podcast Frontend Youth (18+) # 105 : Provincial PiterJS

• FrontSpot Show # 10 : Vadim Gorbachev. Community Peterjs

• Repozitorro # 26 : I am a skeptical lynx)

Web development

• Frontend Architecture: The Big Circle

• Getting started with GPU computing on the web . The author is experimenting with the WebGPU API

• How Web Content Can Affect Power Consumption

• npm disables console ads

• Frontend Development is dead. Long live Frontend Engineering!

• Tools:
  
  • pwa-asset-generator : Based on Puppeteer, it creates icons and splash screens based on Web App Manifest and Apple Human Interface Guidelines specifications.
  
  • Working with front-end tools on Linux and Windows: a big test of performance
  
  

• Accessibility:
  
  • How to split text based on accessibility
  
  • Introduction to Availability Testing
  
  

• Animation:
  
  • Development of animated favicons
  
  • Glass (and stylish) effect for text
  
  • Color this sofa! - SVG + trick with Blend Mode
  
  

CSS

• Creating a Supported Icon System with Sass

• New and experimental CSS tools in Firefox

• Can you rotate the cursor in CSS?

• Styling links using real underscores

Javascript

• Two-Sum Javascript Interview Consideration

• A detailed explanation of the best JavaScript meme I've ever seen

• Drag & Drop for elements using vanilla JavaScript and HTML

• JavaScript alternatives

• Announcement of Dojo 6

• How JavaScript has grown and become a real language

• Boilerplate Vanilla JS Content Slider

• JavaScript classes. In-depth look. Part 1

• JavaScript Symbols Practical Guide

• TypeScript:
  
  • TypeScript Expression Magic
  
  • TypeScript 3.6 Announcement
  
  • TypeScript Library Publishing
  
  

• React:
  
  • Do hooks replace in React Redux?
  
  • Will React hooks replace Redux?
  
  • React V8 Performance History
  
  • How to configure ESLint and Prettier for your React applications
  
  • Performance Optimization in React 16.8
  
  • JavaScript needed to understand React
  
  • Push notifications in React (with hooks)
  
  • Best practices for unit testing in React 16
  
  

• VueJS:
  
  • Avoiding violating SOLID principles in Vue. Js application
  
  • VeeValidate 3.0 Release
  
  • Hooks will appear in Vue.js version 3.0
  
  • Demonstrating the v-model directive in Vue
  
  • Unit testing in Vue
  
  • Component Testing in Vue
  
  • Working with data in Vue - how does it work?
  
  • VuePress: A Tool for Easy Documentation
  
  • How to use Async / Await in Promise chains
  
  

• Angular:
  
  • Localizing Angular using ngx-translate
  
  • Interface Architecture for Angular Applications
  
  • Why you should choose Angular for your next front-end project
  
  • Performance Tools in Angular
  
  • SOLID: dependency inversion principle in Angular
  
  

Browsers

• JustCode - a high-speed browser for budget computers and tablets on Windows

• In Firefox 71 there will be a new interface for viewing TLS certificates

• The Baseline Interpreter: faster JS interpreter in Firefox 70

• Regarding the removal of Flash from Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer

news

• Google reminded of the imminent cessation of support for noindex in robots.txt

• Mozilla CEO announces his intention to resign

• Google experts have discovered sites that have attacked iOS users for years

• IBM, Google, Microsoft, and Intel form an alliance to develop open data protection technologies

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Last week's digest .

Material prepared by dersmoll and alekskorovin .