This edition brings insights from Ahmad Shadeed on CSS container queries, Tyler MacArthur on the benefits of image sitemaps for SEO, and Robin Rendle’s strategies for handling CSS complexities.
Rachel Andrew introduces a comprehensive course on JavaScript, and David Bushell discusses optimizing image processing with OffscreenCanvas and Web Workers.
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Robin Rendle explores strategies to manage CSS’s inherent complexity, specifically targeting the challenging “cascade” aspect where styles unintentionally impact other elements.
David Bushell explores the benefits of using the OffscreenCanvas API within Web Workers, including the Service Worker, for processing images like podcast artwork without affecting the main thread.
Andy Bell explores theming with modern CSS in a prototype, focusing on solid HTML foundations, skeletal CSS for defaults, and thematic customizations to enhance design flexibility and efficiency.
Read about a project by Stefan Bohacek, Literary Domains, which generates domain names from public domain books hosted on Project Gutenberg, using Parker Higgins’ public_domains Python script.
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