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One last time: custom styling radio buttons and checkboxes
Scott O’Hara explains what is necessary to restyle radios and checkboxes directly.
Defining Basic JavaScript Terms: map, filter, and reduce
Jim Nielsen explains why APIs methods map, filter, and reduce are named the way they are in JavaScript language.
Bringing instant page-loads to the browser through speculative prerendering
Leena Sohoni and Addy Osmani write about speculative prerendering in the browser and how to participate in the Chrome origin trial.
Explore JavaScript Dependencies With Lighthouse Treemap
Sia Karamalegos explains how to inspect all JavaScript downloaded and used/unused for a site in a handy data visualization with Lighthouse Treemap.
10 GitHub Repository every Web Developer should Know
Muthu Annamalai Venkatachalam puts together a list of ten GitHub repositories to help you grow as a developer.
So many little design helper sites!
Chris Coyier shares a few sites with handy little tools like wave generators and more.
Boring SEO
An SEO guide for non-lazy people.
ct.css
Harry Roberts shares a diagnostic CSS snippet that exposes potential performance issues in your page’s head tags.
Self-promotion
How To Build An Expandable Accessible Gallery
Smashing Magazine published my article in which you could learn how to set up a gallery that is expandable as well as accessible.
Popular on Twitter
HTML tips you won't see in most tutorials.
Marko Denic shares a thread featuring some less-known yet beneficial HTML attributes and elements.
Hacktoberfest
A Hacktoberfest Project For All Web Developers: Style Stage
Stephanie Eckles explains why the Style Stage is a perfect project for Hacktoberfest.
Just for fun
Misquoting Einstein Is Fast And Stupid, But Not Accurate
Tarah Wheeler went looking for the origin of a famous quote believed to belong to Albert Einstein.
Happy coding!
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