Diigo Bookmarks 09/20/2016
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4 Things I learned Designing User Interfaces for VR at Disney. – Startup Grind – Medium
"The VR Space is heating up real quick. Here's a few grab and go learnings I picked up on my first VR project. These learnings are applicable to both the mobile device VR environment as well as higher end headsets."
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"This document describes some best practices for creating interoperability, reusable, performant, efficient, and practical SVG documents, using explanations and code samples."
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You might not need a CSS preprocessor // Speaker Deck
"Having native CSS variables, which work in all modern browsers, also mixins and nesting, we can consider switching from preprocessors to native CSS and look for a path to migration."
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How To Use WebPageTest and its API | CSS-Tricks
"Factors like geographic location, connection type, device, browser vendor or operating system can heavily influence perceived load times, so testing all these variables is the only way to get a (mildly) accurate representation of how a website is experienced by a broader audience."
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Why I Use a JavaScript Style Guide and Why You Should Too
"JavaScript doesn’t have an official style guide, perhaps a de-facto standard came out of Douglas Crockford’s The Good Parts."
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Inline SVG – How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love gzip | manu.ninja
"What If I told you, that you can inline all of your SVG icons and stop worrying about the alternatives? In this article I suggest that you make your life easier by embracing gzip and replacing all of your <use> references."