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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #134: AI, Keyboard Interactions And Living Style Guides

For a great project, we need a well-functioning team, solid style guides, smooth workflows and well-organized kick-off meetings. Last week, I found a couple of resources that help you achieve just t

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #133: Workflow Tools And The Aesthetics Of Invisible Code

I write about it often, but it’s a topic that makes me love my job, it’s the reason why communities work and why great people are great. I’m talking about honesty and ethics in everything we do, in

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #132: The Challenges In Our Field, Debouncing And The Contain CSS Property

What has been your biggest web development challenge recently? Was it a development issue, a communication issue or an education issue in your team? Facing so many things that don’t work as expected

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #131: Git 2.8, CSS Grids And The Key To Good Code

Although it’s April 1st, and people go all crazy making up jokes and spreading hoaxes, I’m sending out this edition to you without any April fools. Instead, I want to challenge you to put more effor

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #130: Opera Mini, Workflow Fragility And Happy Work

What a week! Some people were debating over our npm workflows and security attacks (and sadly not just virtual social engineering ones but real ones in Brussels), we’ve also seen some great new arti

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #129: CSRF, Modern Tooling And The UX Of Web Fonts

Every week I learn so many new things about front-end development. By building various kinds of projects, by talking to other developers, by reading new articles. Of course, it can be overwhelming,

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #128: Firefox 45, A Multi-Colored Font And Better Force-Pushing

Another week comes to an end, with new browser announcements, releases and cool new tools that you might want to check out. I make it short: Have fun reading this week’s reading list and enjoy your

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #127: jQuery 3, UX Research And XSS In Ads

Working on very different projects, in different teams and with different people can sometimes be a challenge. But one thing that works out remarkably well is doing retrospectives with your team. I

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #126: Clever Interfaces, An Open AMP Alternative And The Art Of Slow Growth

It’s interesting to see how user experience design advances now that we managed to understand what it means. I think artificial intelligence will become a huge part of user experience over time and

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Dev. Reading List #125

It’s Friday again, and I found some interesting articles for you to read over the upcoming weekend. In projects, developer, manager and product leaders still try to put pressure on the people who wo

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Dev. Reading List #124

I often think about our responsibility as web developers. I compare our job to a health worker, to a craftsman, and I realize that we have a pretty easy job in most cases. Usually, nobody’s life wil

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Dev Reading List #123

This week I mostly spent time on fixing bugs, improving a deployment workflow and on getting another new front-end project structured. One major takeaway from this was that it’s good to have a prope

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Anselm Hannemann - ‘Web Development Reading List #122: A Performance Budget Builder, Streams, And The Web Push API’

I’ll make it short this week: Thank you so much for the great, constructive discussion last week about hiring people and web development basics. I took away some very interesting thoughts from it, a

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Anselm Hannemann - ‘Web Development Reading List #121: The Illusion Of Completeness, Client Hints, CSS Subgrids’

Over the last two weeks, I had the chance to review about eighty job applications for a front–end position. The position requires strong JavaScript knowledge, but it also requires HTML and CSS. And

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Anselm Hannemann - ‘Web Development Reading List #120: Safari 9.1, Chakra Core Open Sourced, ES6 Object Shorthand Syntax’

One thing we should learn to embrace more this year is to enjoy the good things and focus more on the positive news than on the negative. I started to learn more ES6 this year and have scheduled 1 t

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Anselm Hannemann - ‘Web Development Reading List #119: Bulletproof Third-Party Content and Progressive Applications’

I wish you a happy New Year! But although we write another number now — 2016 — your habits and goals won’t change overnight. That is why I’m not convinced of New Year’s resolutions. You should have

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #118: Opera Mini, BPG Format, Accessible Tabs and Flexbox

Today is the Christmas day for many of us around the world and I hope you’re already enjoying the day with your family or friends. This time is often a rare opportunity to relax a bit, avoid emails

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #117: Storytelling, Security in Devtools and 350ms Tap Delay

The end of the year is near and some people are enjoying their well-deserved holidays already. For others, the pressure increases when managers or clients want to finish a project before Christmas.

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #116

You probably haven’t bought your Christmas presents yet. Usually we feel the need to buy a gift for friends and family. It often lets us buy random stuff that is often of no real value. Turning this

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #115

Winter isn’t here yet, instead as you’re reading this, I’m out for another biking session in the mountains today. You might already have noticed how important nature is to me. So this week, seeing t

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #114

What’s going on in the industry? What new techniques have emerged recently? What insights, tools, tips and tricks is the web design community talking about? Anselm Hannemann is collecting everything

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #113: SVG Optimization and Native DOM Selection Tricks

Autumn is nearly over, winter is coming to Germany and on the weekend the forecast predicted the first snow for the Bavarian Alps which is near where I live. Time to read about Service Workers, and

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #112: Edge Update and Performance Monitoring

Last week I was talking about avoiding working all day and night. But Erik actually added a valid point to it: For you as an employee, it’s not always easy to turn off devices and just not respond t

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Anselm Hannemann - Web Development Reading List #111: Preconnect, Dynamic Responsive Images, DOM Event Listeners

Each week when reviewing links I’m grateful that so many people write such great articles. Useful technical articles that help you resolve front-end issues, inspirational articles that motivate you

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