Uncle Sam's Design Plan

No Images? Click here Yank the Jank Front-end Tips on CSS best practices, so future-you has an easier time of things [medium]. Building a CSS-only image gallery with fallbacks [chenhuijing]. Filtering and using data with Serverless and Vue [css-tricks], part two of the article we linked yesterday. On building better tabbed interfaces [inclusive-components]. Getting rid of browser jank with WebRender [hacks.mozilla]. Getting Better Back-end/programming Hanami is a general purpose CLI for Ruby [lucaguidi]. A guide to connecting PHP to Discord (the group chat app favored by gamers) using Webhooks. [gaiscioch] A collection of hacking and penetration testing resources to help you practice your security skills [github]. JavaScript got better while Eevee wasn't looking [eev]. Learn the basics of Xcode 9 [hackernoon]. All in a Day's Work Jobs, positions, engagements, duties and assignments (mainly jobs) Product engineering team manager [Zapier], remote. Hadoop specialist [Pythian], remote in North America. Python back-end engineer [Doist], 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]. Uncle Sam's Design Plan Design/UX/product Planning for accessibility [alistapart]. A detailed Laravel.io redesign post-mortem [medium]. The 8 biggest typography mistakes designers make [creativebloq]. Why Whatsapp's design makes it the best instant messenger [muzli]. I have still never used Whatsapp. A look at creating a very large-scale design system - in this case for the U.S. Government [smashingmagazine]. On Location News/business Facebook has announced a $199 Oculus Go headset [techcrunch]. No wired tracking equipment required, though it won't provide the same experience. Tim Cook says the technology to create great AR glasses doesn't yet exist [independent]. Equifax's website has been hacked [arstechnica]. Yes, again. Now it redirects visitors to malware downloads. Telegram 4.4 introduces live location sharing, a new media player and new group features [telegram]. Here's a free book on collaborating online effectively [gathercontent]. Baby Saturn Everything else In case you're in the market: the last privately held Leonardo da Vinci painting is up for sale [kottke]. How two separate genomes battle in humans and other organisms, possibly leading to the birth of new species [wired]. How Elizabeth Smith Friedman became the greatest American codebreaker in World War II [longreads]. A potato at the edge of the solar system has a ring, and its status as a dwarf planet is in question because of it. It's like the Pluto Incident all over again, but more humiliating for the object as it gets downgraded to 'tiny floating rock'. This edition of Versioning brought to you by: Full-Stack Agile Team to build your Web Apps Their mission is to help enterprises focus and succeed in their core business by providing them with hi-end web development services. They deliver leading software products, stay flexible and always aim to satisfy the market needs – and beyond. Get a quote now. That's Versioning for Thursday. I'm off for the night to watch the Big Fight between my cell nucleus and mitochondria genomes. I've got $10 on mitochondria. Wish me luck, and catch you tomorrow! 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