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No Images? Click here Drop Your Drawers Front-end First: Supertop's got some thoughts on how we should implement drag-and-drop in iOS 11 apps [supertop]. Supercharging front-end development with VS code [zach]. How to build a neat progress ring with SVG and componentize it [css-tricks]. How to get your head straight on precedence and the 'new' operator in JavaScript [bennadel]. React Static is a progressive static site framework for React [github]. Here's an 🚨 actual good deal alert 🚨 - for those of you who purchased Wes Bos' ES6 for Everyone course last time, he's just updated it to cover ES7/ES8, Async+Await, Babel 7 and more. You all get that update, for free. For those of you who missed out, use the code VERSIONING at the checkout for 25% off. Await for It Back-end/programming Await and Async explained [nikgrozev]. On the diminishing returns of static typing [merovius]. There are some issues with developing for the Apple Watch [benjaminmayo]. Type-safe user defaults in Swift [mikeash]. Kelly Sutton on the concept of 'mētis' in programming [kellysutton]. All in a Day's Work Jobs, positions, engagements, duties and assignments (mainly jobs) Full-stack engineer [Auth0], remote. Tech lead [Clevertech], remote. Senior infrastructure engineer [YouCanBook.me], remote. Want your next open position here? You should! 45,000 very qualified readers will see it and a slightly smaller number of those will apply! Go here and place your ad [sitepoint]. Watch the Clock Design/UX/product A detailed case study of Splitwise's UX [medium]. Improve your Sketch design skills by making a realistic chronograph watch [smashingmagazine]. How to stay creative [prototypr]. Using gamification mechanics in UX [uxplanet]. Make your users happy. Design for emotions! [thenextweb] Out the Windows News/business Microsoft says it's pretty much done with Windows Mobile [windowscentral]. Twitter is working on a bookmarking tool [buzzfeed]. Coach Steve Ballmer doubts social media companies can effectively police fake news [bloomberg]. Gamers can't stop buying the loot boxes they hate [motherboard]. Google CEO Sundar Pichai on the rate of technological development - and whether people are ready for it [theguardian]. Last Jedi Standing Everything else How to win at deep learning [quantamagazine]. Ars has published one of its famous in-depth reviews on the Apple TV 4K [arstechnica]. Maybe Capital is a board game that parodies Silicon Valley, where you and your friends play as venture capitalists [maybe]. Finally, and most importantly: a new trailer for The Last Jedi is out [youtube]. This edition of Versioning brought to you by: Stop endless client revisions with Be Theme's 280+ pre-built websites With Be Theme, you will have over 280 pre-built website themes to choose from. You'll have no problem finding the perfect fit to match a client's needs. And, with Be Theme's one-click installer things are faster than ever. View all 280+ pre-built website themes now. That's Versioning for Tuesday! Tonight I'm going to pick up Maybe Capital and work on my pitching skills. I've got a world-changing startup that I want to take to the top - Uber, but for furniture. Because who needs a dining table taking up space when you're not eating? See you back here tomorrow, with a big bag of cash under my arm. Curated by Adam Joel. 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    Share    Forward  Preferences   |   Unsubscribe