Perf Rocks!
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Great new resource with a collection of articles, tools & talk slides to help you build lightning fast websites. Because web performance matters. http://www.perf.rocks
All and everything from this site in chronological order.
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Great new resource with a collection of articles, tools & talk slides to help you build lightning fast websites. Because web performance matters. http://www.perf.rocks
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I just read this post by Jonathan Stark called ' Mobile Last?’ about his experience at the Rails Rumble hackathon and having come across the same assumptions from various people on a frequent basis,…
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The next Harbour Front Monthly event is coming up and because it's during StartmeupweekHK we"re running two events in a row this time. The first event will take place on Tuesday, November 11, 2014…
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Since I started using Grunt, I have found more and more cases where Grunt tasks turn out to be very useful and a huge timesaver. That is, timesaver once you got whatever you’re trying to do up and…
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Even though I am currently deep into a project which is coming closer to launch and despite trying to not upgrade yet, I couldn’t wait to install Yosemite on my main machine. So I did. Luckily…
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This is the problem: You want to open a file using something other than the default application. You right-click its icon in the Finder, choose Open With, and a submenu pops up with an absurd number…
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A while ago I wrote an article for NET magazine which appeared in issue 255, May 2014. The article is now available online on CreativeBloq. Read Design for Mobile: Why We Need to Think Beyond the…
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I'm happy to announce that Harbour Front HK will now introduce a new monthly event called "Harbour Front Monthly". Harbour Front Monthly will cover a variety of topics around all things design…
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A while ago I started to use Grunt in my projects and once you get your head around it, it can be a great helper. Unfortunately I find the documentation for some things hard to find and sometimes…
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Despite so many people working, writing and talking about this field, it's hard to find out what the correct spelling of "front-end" was. At times I can become quite obsessed about such things and so…
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This week I held a talk about Front End Best Practices at WomenWhoCode Hong Kong at the Wynd co-working space. While I was putting the talk together it became clear that there could be more than…
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I recently came across the mobile shopping pages of Taobao and noticed their rather not so common approach to their mobile navigation. I'm not quite sure what to think of it at the moment though, but…
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Over the last few months I have been collecting all kinds of different posts on speaking at conferences, from the dos and donts to sound advice and how to get into speaking in the first place.…
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We have been talking about web performance being part of the design and how UX can be improved by performance for quite a while now and web performance has even become a whole new discipline to…
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it's been a while in the making and it wasn't easy to make everything work out due to timings and scheduling, but I'm happy that we"re finally getting close to the start of Harbour Front Web Days,…
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Over the last few months (or should I even say years?), frontend development has become much more advanced, mature and many new tools have been popping up. One of these tools is the build tool Grunt,…
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It already took place a few weeks ago, but there were some great talks at the Chrome Dev Summit 2013, especially on browser and web performance. Fortunately there are two video recordings available,…
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Improving Frontend Happiness with better Tooling. Great title for a presentation full of good tips on today's tools to improve and automate your daily fronted workflows. Speakerdeck Slides:…
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Nice visual Git Cheatsheet and a good overview of the most common and useful commands: Git Cheatsheet Charis Rooda also had some good links regarding GIT as well.
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"Layout" is the process a browser undergoes to calculate the position and size of each element in a document before it can start painting pixels. The process of layout can be costly, especially on…
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I have recently started to change my schedule. It mainly started out of curiosity and trying to be more productive. I don't read life hacker or such, but I"ve read two of Joel Gascoine's articles on…
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Some time ago I turned off Spotlight all the way, since I rarely need it and it's rather annoying, since it does make the fans go crazy more often than not. But then, other times I think it's helpful…
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I just needed to download another disk image from modern.ie to test a new site I'm working on in Internet Explorer. Most of these downloads are rather large files and can take some time to finish.…
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it's been a few quiet weeks over here – I have been travelling quite a bit and been otherwise busy as well. While I was in Germany at Beyond Tellerrand Conference in Duesseldorf, I saw (and also…
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Spec work has been around for a long time and it's not a secret that a lot of agencies or freelancers do accept this kind of work. A recent occasion brought a new kind of attention to this problem…