Brexit - A guide to where we arewww.bbc.com #
2018/11/15 #
Today’s links:
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CSS Frameworks Or CSS Grid - What Should I Use For My Project? (Timely piece as I just finished a somewhat laborious upgrade to Bootstrap 4)www.smashingmagazine.com #
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CSS and Network Performance - Very practical info about how to construct your page efficientlycsswizardry.com #
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Mocking is a Code Smell - Overall I like this article but it is very waffley, quite long and there aren't enough code examples, always slightly to high level and abstract (imho :))medium.com #
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"Functional CSS" seems interesting but it sort of feels like it could be another oh-my-zsh (I now use plain bash shell)blog.rangle.io #
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This New York Times piece covering recent Facebook activity reads like some sort of crime fiction novel, like one of those clichéd reconstructions on the tele with stand-in actors (with text only it's much more difficult to spot)www.nytimes.com #
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Plot twist - Most of the world's population has lost the ability to tell the difference between real and fake news because of the ham radio ai brain hackers! Oh noeslinkblog.io #
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Gestalt-driven UX - the patterns that drive our worldhackernoon.com #
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Page Flip Layout - A template with a two-sided, magazine-like layout and a flat page flip animation, layout powered by CSS Gridtympanus.net #
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Exoplanet discovered around neighbouring starwww.bbc.com #
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The BBC publishes a very factual sounding story about the Facebook story/novella/crime-fiction-reconstruction piece published by the NYT earlierwww.bbc.com #
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Good to see some movement on the Bitbucket API deploy keys issue, less than 2 months until they discontinue this critical feature, some more votes/comments would be great!bitbucket.org #