Max Böck published a boilerplate Emergency Website Kit, which, especially these days, aims to provide a quick way to publish critical information with a single HTTP request. The technique has the ability to handle sudden load spikes with maximum resilience.
I´ve learned that there is a <time> tag in HTML which can should be used for dates and time to improve semantic HTML.
A compelling talk from Aaron Gustafson: „Progressive Web Apps: Where Do I Begin?“ It´s not mainly about the Service Worker. Aaron is pointing out that a Progressive Web App aims to enhance – or progress – an already great experience of a website with performance, less network reliance, offline capabilities, and engagement. It´s a chain of: focusing on what matters most for a particular web page to create a great core experience (start with words); writing semantic markup to support the core experience; designing with CSS to support the core experience; and finally using JavaScript to support the core experience.
PWA Stats is a community-driven list of stats and news related to Progressive Web Apps.
Aaron Shekey, Stack Overflow’s principal product designer on design systems, explains how the new dark mode of Stack Overflow has been realized.
I have added a search function to my static Jekyll-driven site. It´s a client-side search powered by Lunr. Currently the search index for the entire website is built on the client with the first query a user kicks off. This is something that could be improved for the future. But still I´m happy with that thing for now.
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