That's How I Scroll

No Images? Click here The Blueprint Front-end First up, a book that looks useful and relevant to literally everyone: Accessibility for Everyone [refind]. See, it’s in the title! How to make sure developers and designers speak the same language [uxdesign]. An intro to CSS architecture and the three pillars of maintainable CSS [sitepoint]. Oh, an official 🚨 actual good deal alert 🚨 - 25% off Ultimate Angular, the best Angular/TypeScript training on the web [ultimateangular]. Use coupon code ‘SITEPOINT’ during checkout to save on any course or bundle. It's the best discount on the web. A look at the internals of React [mattgreer]. And an intro to Preact, a smaller, faster alternative to React [blog.logrocket].   Waiting Room Back-end/programming Pretty algorithms [github/jiayihu] is a collection of common, useful algorithms written in an aesthetically pleasing way. An intro to async-await, and an explanation of why you should care [blog.patricktriest].   That’s How I Scroll Design/UX/product How to make sure designers and developers speak the same language [uxdesign]. See what I did there? A guide to integrating animation into a design system [alistapart]. How the Todoist team designed their Slack/email/communication alternative Twist [blog.doist]. A piece on scrolling [hugeinc].   Get a Grip News/business OK, a new thing: cops can force you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint, but not your passcode [mashable]. That makes sense… This graph shows you when women stopped coding [npr]. Is “google” a generic term that shouldn’t be trademarked? No idea, but the Supreme Court are mulling that over at the moment [arstechnica]. Scienticians have invented a new material that is so slippery mussels can’t stick to it [arstechnica]. From Google Reader to Vine, Product Graveyard [productgraveyard] shows you all of the products that have gone to a better place. Donut [donut] is a Slack app for encouraging people who don’t talk much to hang out with each other a bit more. Those fools at Google are giving away their best tools for managers [inc].   It Looks like You’re Trying to Become a World Champion. Would You Like Help? Everything else You can now post videos straight onto Reddit [arstechnica], a move that I am sure will have absolutely no ramifications at all. This mod turns Doom 2 into Diablo 2 [motherboard.vice]. Which wasn’t a thing I was aware I needed, but does make sense. The Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship is a thing that exists [moschampionship]. Seriously, students compete to display their skills in Microsoft Office. That's a thing that happens. What a world we live in, what a time to be alive. Finally, apropos of nothing in particular: Jaime Lannister and Lin-Manuel Miranda are friends now! [time] May I be the first to say I would settle for all upcoming Game of Thrones episodes consisting of these two going on little adventures together. Delightful.       There it is, another edition of Versioning for another edition of "Monday". I had planned to make some sort of witty remark at this point - as is my habit - but honestly, that last link has really stuck with me. When do Lin-Manuel and Jaime (I refuse to use his real name) get their own buddy cop movie? Or TV network. Or conglomerate. Something big, anyway! Curated by Adam. Wait, why am I here, what is this?   You're receiving this email because you've signed up for Versioning, SitePoint's daily email for web developers. Manage your preferences to stop receiving Versioning, or unsubscribe from all SitePoint emails below.   Like    Tweet    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe