We couldn’t stay off…
First we thought ”let’s not give in the mass hysteria that is Black Friday, Black Week jada jada jada”… Then we thought ”to hell with… Read More »We couldn’t stay off…
News
The brand new Sketch2React 2020 is here!
Finally after much hard work the last couple of months we are very proud to announce the release of the brand new Sketch2React 2020 ?… Read More »The brand new Sketch2React 2020 is here!
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #14
What does: How to achieve an image “blur up” effect using only about 20 characters A CSS section separator generator (?!) Tim Kadlec exploring… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #14
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #13
Lighthouse makes changes as to how performance score is calculated. Bootstrap 5 is (almost) around the corner and it seems to drop support for both… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #13
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #11
The end of yet another year is upon us, and what can I say… Front-end development is moving crazy-fast, so enjoy some holiday merriment, relaxation… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #11
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #10
In this issue you’ll find a solution for the “full-height” issue on mobile, Compress JSON into URL-friendly strings, a different approach to commit messages, 2019… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #10
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #9
The formation of Bytecode Alliance has been announced, The result of the Front-end tooling survey 2019, a business case for dropping IE11, SMS Receiver API… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #9
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #8
Happy birthday W3C, you are now too old to enroll as a trainee in the Indian Merchant Navy. Sass Modules has arrived, Firefox DevTools has… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #8
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #7
Learn React in 10 tweets, 127 Helpful JavaScript Snippets You Can Learn in 30 Seconds or Less, Webhint has found it’s way into Firefox DevTools,… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #7
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #6
Wikipedia is on a 28KB javascript target diet, Browser engine diversity is ever decreasing, Google has revised its guidelines for rel, console contains a lot… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #6
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #5
Big O notation, front-end Machine learning, Can I Email and more! This week I really have a mixed variety of articles lined up for you!… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #5
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #4
Everyone who has applied for a job has gone through the hiring process. The process might differ slightly between companies (and countries), but they all… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #4
Fredrik’s front-end quick read #3
Content: How Web Content Can Affect Power Usage Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today Optional chaining My favorite CSS hack Type Terms 1. How… Read More »Fredrik’s front-end quick read #3
What We Do In The Shadows
Or rather, what we (Fredrik & Juan) do when not working with Sketch2React. Which is actually most of our time. That headline was too good… Read More »What We Do In The Shadows
Juan’s Design Digest — Issue 1
News from this design world of ours In this issue ???? Introduction — the why the hell? Sketch Beta 58 (lots of resources links and stuff) Curious about… Read More »Juan’s Design Digest — Issue 1