Beer Goggles

No Images? Click here Concurrent Events Front-end Gridzilla [teefouad.github] is a responsive Flexbox grid]. Concurrent JavaScript can work! [webkit] How to write scalable React apps using the component folder pattern [medium/styled-components]. How to use CSS in JavaScript securely [reactarmory]. The best way to programmatically zoom in a web app  [css-tricks]. Various awesome Vue.js-related things [github/vuejs].   Beer Goggles Back-end/programming Keep your bundle sizes under control, would you? [hackernoon] A React Native custom pull-to-refresh component for Android [github/nadikuts]. A project to monitor road traffic with Python [andrew.carterlunn]. Oni [github/extr0py] is an IDE powered by Neovim faas [github/alexellis] is a serverless framework for Docker or Kubernetes]. A ranking of the most popular Homebrew packages [brew]. Salesforce is using AI to make it easier to query their databases in natural language [techcrunch]. Some ways Google’s ARCore is better than Apple’s ARKit [medium/super-ventures-blog].   Forget Me Not Design/UX/product How to make accessibility a core design principle [medium/pixel-pioneers]. 50 things you forgot to design [medium/ux-power-tools]. Always so forgetful! An intro to Sketch 47’s new libraries feature [sketchapp]. What designers should expect from their product managers [medium/the-year-of-the-looking-glass]. Archetype [archetype] is a tool for managing and producing typography designs. An AMA with an Adobe XD team member [designernews]. A UX case study of UberEATS [blog.prototypr].   Out of Juice News/business Absurdly expensive juice maker start-up Juicero has been liquidated [theverge]. I don’t know if it was liquidated in a legal sense, I just wanted to make that joke. The tech industry is courting teachers in an apparent attempt to influence the tech kids use [nytimes]. This seems problematic? Nvidia is doing quite well out of this whole “AI” thing [lnytimes]. Lyft now has better United States ride availability than Uber, available anywhere in 40 states [latimes]. A (quite negative) review of the “smartphones are destroying young people” book, an excerpt of which I linked to a while ago [nymag]. No-one fails anymore - everyone pivots [nytimes]. Ethan Marcotte goes deep on Google AMP  [ethanmarcotte]. It’s now quite easy - legally speaking - to invest in start-ups. So this reporter invested in an alt-right Twitter clone[theoutline]. A profile of Julian Assange, a man without a country [newyorker] And Ev Williams talks about Medium’s Spotify-ish approach to written media [niemanlab].   All Smiles J Everything else Android Oreo is a godsend to many older Android phones - if it can be installed on them [fastcompany]. This new version of Solitaire is being released on floppy disks, for some reason [motherboard.vice]. You know how sometimes you’ll get an email from someone and they’ll end a sentence or paragraph with “J” and it’s annoying? Well, it was a stupid Outlook bug related to displaying smiley faces and it’s now fixed [businessinsider]. On growing up and developing a sneaker addiction [gq]. Film-maker and general legend Casey Neistat’s new product is “Beme Panels”, which allows ordinary people to (video) comment on news [producthunt]. How Dragon Ball became Dragon Ball Z [digg]. Finally, this is, I think, Doom running on a phone which is running on Unreal Engine 4 [youtube/alexgorcea].       There's Versioning, all done for another Monday. I'll be back with more tomorrow, coming to you live and direct from the floppy disks full of links I keep on my desk. I don't know why, it's just how I've always run this, going way back to Versioning #1 in 1989 (that's not true, I promise). I'll see you in your inbox then! 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