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A New Way To Reduce Font Loading Impact: CSS Font Descriptors

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Smashing Magazine, like most publishers, makes use of web fonts and the below screenshot shows the difference between the initial render (with the fallback fonts), and the final render (with the web fonts): Smashing Magazine article with fallback font and with full web fonts. Large preview ). Large preview ).

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Understanding Weak Reference In JavaScript

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The output of the code above would be the following: WeakMap {{…} => 'done'} man = null; console.log(human). The object is retained in memory and can be accessed with the following code: console.log(human[0]). let human = new WeakMap(): // Create an object, and assign it to a variable called man. It keeps the object in memory.

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Inspired Design Decisions With Otto Storch: When Idea, Copy, Art And Typography Became Inseperable

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Recently, I was browsing a new addition to my library and was captivated by one magazine spread. A selection of covers from Otto Storch’s time as art director for McCall’s Magazine. Publishing can be a cut-throat business, and the magazines Storch worked on weren’t high-fashion. Inspired Design Decisions: Avaunt Magazine.

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Jamstack CMS: The Past, The Present and The Future

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However, unlike the early days of the web, static sites are no longer limited to developers working in a code editor. Now there’s a massive range of Jamstack CMSs available, which bring all the advantages of static sites while allowing non-technical folk to update content. Smashing Magazine powered by Netlify. Large preview ).

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Improving JavaScript Bundle Performance With Code-Splitting

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Improving JavaScript Bundle Performance With Code-Splitting. Improving JavaScript Bundle Performance With Code-Splitting. It’s a common misconception that the code which is produced by the framework build tools (Webpack, for example) is fully optimized and cannot be improved upon any further. The answer lies in code-splitting.

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Inspired Design Decisions With Bradbury Thompson: The Art Of Graphic Design

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I became fascinated by the ways magazine art directors including Alexey Brodovitch and Bea Feitler brought images and text together. From early on, he was inspired by print designs, especially magazines, and used this influence to design the college’s yearbooks. Thompson studied at Washburn College in his home city of Topeka.

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How To Optimize Progressive Web Apps: Going Beyond The Basics

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You can find a comprehensive Beginner’s Guide To Progressive Web Apps on Smashing Magazine that focuses on building the core of PWAs. You’ll also find example code or references to more specific guides so you can implement these tips to your PWA. Skeleton screen examples on Code My UI. Large preview ). — Google.

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