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"The great myth of our times is that technology is communication"
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Libby Larsen,
Composer
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Best 7 links of week #11, 2020
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The wonderful story of how the URL came to life, from the good old times of ARPAnet, through the DNS protocol and finally the World Wide Web age... A must-read for every web developer!
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Who says that JavaScript is good only for web development? In this case study Frank Force, show his last JavaScript game creation ( Hue Jumper) and tells the tricks he used to keep the source code hyper small. A really interesting read if you are a JavaScript aficionado or an aspiring game maker.
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Today we rely on tools and SaaS services more than ever. In this case study, you can see how a small startup uses 28 different tools in their day to day operations. Do you use as many tools as well?
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An interactive notebook that will guide you to understand D3, the most famous JavaScript visualization library.
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A GitHub repository that illustrates why the Svelte framework was chosen for a big project in 2020.
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How much consideration have you given to how the text of your site is rendered when it’s localized? Do you consider whether your webfonts load in China? How dense your paragraphs appear in Korean?
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Stryker is a testing framework for JavaScript, C# and Scala. But Stryker is not your common testing framework, in fact, it doesn't test your code, instead, it tests your tests! Stryker helps you to build mutation tests: bugs are automatically inserted in your code to see if your testing suite can catch them! 😱
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— Andrea
— Luciano
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