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From the title, I imagined a snippet of CSS. Instead, the article went so much deeper, comparing with SVG, etc. Great stuff.

This looks great, and useful. It must have been the result of a lot of figuring out, and now anyone who needs public transport data can benefit from the work. I wish my city (Prague) had something lik…

Interesting exercise/experiment. It parses JS into a syntax tree, then puts it back together to JS again. Not sure if that can be called a "compiler"? Admirable effort to write the comp…

The substance of the text has merit, but it was difficult to get through a whole article written in ALL CAPS. It also makes it look less professional.

Intriguing idea. First thought is that it may simplify server-side rendering with data fetching.

Thank you for sharing this, it's a great first impression. - Clean design - Fast search results with previews - Layout options - User privacy On the second visit, I noticed the "tags" f…

Oops, I apologize for the curt comment, I misunderstood the intention of the title and might have reacted emotionally. I often come across articles/comments about how JavaScript is a "terrib…

These are useful open-source tools, many of which are well-written, well-tested, and well-documented. The title does not do them justice.

The paper covers a range of topics - OOP, DOM operations and events, AJAX, animation, touch - much of it modelled on jQuery. There is no copyright or author attribution, which is surprising, since the…

[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12876822

What a coincidence! Earlier today, I was wondering whether SSH could be used in place of GPG for encrypting messages; a common answer was that SSH was designed for a different purpose and that it woul…

This article brings back some memories of pre-Internet days. 12 years old with an NEC PC-9801, dialing up a local BBS of techies and motorcycle enthusiasts. This led to getting deep into a BBS written…

The fact that this fungus is strongly antibiotic-resistant and so far has only been found in healthcare settings, suggests it may be "iatrogenic" (resulting from activities of healthcare pro…

I recommend including [WebFaction]( https://www.webfaction.com/ ) as a candidate.

This reminds me of a recent article by the author of Redux, who wrote ["You might not need Redux"]( https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/you-might-not-need-redux-be4... ). It …

Original repo: https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted

It's true that WebSockets is nothing new, and the title did make it sound like the next new shiny thing. I wouldn't say that it's abandoned though - its adoption is still spreading from…

The source: https://github.com/vincentriemer/io-808 Impressive work, thank you for sharing it! I'm going to have fun diving into the code.…

Website under construction - nothing to see here.

I really liked this article, and I thought other web developers would enjoy it too. The concept is to write functional UI components which are decoupled from the DOM rendering engine, such as React, h…

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this, thank you for posting it. I learned that he foresaw many of the potential applications of nanotechnology decades before their time (and some ahead of our time). Nanoma…

To add a minor point which might be improved: upon visiting the home page, there is a FOUC - flash of unstyled content; the whole list of news sources can be seen, before the "type writer" J…

Excellent! Well-executed design, and the service looks very useful, with a variety of potential applications. I love how this API provides simple access to a uniform data format for these news sourc…

It's a sharp and well-written review that highlights the inherent/implied hypocrisy in a social-awareness documentary. Thank you for sharing the thoughtful article.

Thank you for taking the time to write such a helpful, detailed article. With links/references, screenshots, and fool-proof instructions, it's been educational to follow along. I'd used…

Certainly a well-played April Fool's joke, with a proper-sounding argument and code examples to boot. The scroll jacking on the site, however, is not funny.

Its collection was unconstitutional to begin with, and so is sharing the data with a wider circle. There is a staggering potential for abuse. I'll just leave this here: Amendment IV The right of …

I came back to this article again, and actually, I'm now reconsidering my initial reaction. While it does contain a few abrasive or seemingly unsubstantiated statements, the article does make val…