Diigo Bookmarks 03/16/2015
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Apple Watch Accessibility Details Revealed | ATMac
"A new article from 9to5Mac has begun to reveal some specific details about key accessibility features that will be available in the forthcoming Apple Watch."
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Poll Wrapup: The Number of People Touching CSS | CSS-Tricks
"Breaking it down another way, just about three quarters of CSS is only touched by one or two people. Add in small teams, and 92% of CSS is touched by 5 or less people."
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Web Reflection: It's your duty to develop for the Web
"The moment the user's browser of choice becomes the reason an online service doesn't work, is the moment we should all realized how much we failed in promoting web standards and how many so called web developers out there are doing it wrong."
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Advancing JavaScript without breaking the web | Christian Heilmann
"Current advancements in ECMAScript are a great opportunity, but also a challenge for the web. Whilst adding new, important features we’re also running the danger of breaking backwards compatibility."
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Increasing engagement with Web App install banners
"In Chrome 42 (M42 - that is now in Beta) we are introducing “App Install Banners”. App Install Banners give you the ability to have your users quickly and seamlessly install your Web App"
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Push Notifications on the Open Web
"Service workers require secure origins to ensure that the service worker script is from the intended origin and hasn’t come about from a man-in-the-middle attack. Currently, that means using HTTPS on live sites, though localhost will work during development."