Month: November 2017
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React Native & iPhone X
In version 0.50.1, the React Native team introduced a new API for easily dealing with the new iPhone X layout. This API is the SafeAreaView. With SafeAreaView, you can easily update your existing codebase to be integrated with the iPhone X without a lot of headache. View original article
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Working With Tables in React, Part One
One of the most common user interface elements for presenting your data is a table. It turns out that there are many aspects to control when working with tables, such as: View original article
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SQL Query Optimization for Faster Sites
You know that a fast site == happier users, improved ranking from Google, and increased conversions. View original article
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Polymer 3 — First Impressions
My journey to Polymer 3 starts with an idea for a side project, Daily, a Chrome extension that will provide all the latest news for web developers. In a nutshell, a Chrome extension is nothing more than a webapp with special API for close integration with the browser. View original article
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CrossOver for Android and Chrome OS enters open beta
CrossOver by CodeWeavers has been available for Mac and Linux for years, allowing users of those operating systems to run some Windows programs without a copy of Windows. View original article
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Google announces new machine learning capabilities for Firebase
Firebase’s development platform will receive a series of updates focused on tightening the integration of Firebase services and incorporating more machine learning technology into the toolkit, the Google-owned company announced today at the Firebase Dev Summit in Amsterdam. View original article
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Web Typography: Designing Tables to be Read, Not Looked At
Good designers spend a great deal of time sweating over typography. They agonise over typefaces, iterate through type scales and meticulously apply white space, all in the service of the reader. View original article