Web Dev Break
Web Dev Break
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Episodes of Web Dev Break
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You don’t have to be a professional designer to know the secrets to making text look good on the web. If you’re new to typography, this tutorial will arm you with a few rules of thumb to help you produce responsive, legible, and beautiful parag
Give your page a break when users aren’t looking to make your app use less CPU, power and network resources.Show notes and captioned video available at www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/page-visibility-apiGet the Web Dev Break bonus tips and extra
In this second and final part you’ll complete learning how to add touch gestures to your web apps with hammer.js.Show notes, demo, and captioned video available at www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/touch-gestures-hammerjs-2Get the Web Dev Break we
Hammer.js takes a lot of the hard work out of bringing touch gestures like double-tap, pinch, and swipe to your web app. In this screencast you’ll learn how to get started with it, and some problems with the touchable web you’ll want to watch o
Visitor satisfaction is tied to how fast your web site feels. Google’s performance measurement and recommendation tool will teach you how to fit turbo boosters to your projects.Show notes and captioned video available at www.webdevbreak.com/ep
Chrome’s speech recognition means you can add dictation to your web apps today. That’s fine and dandy for Chrome users but how can we “cheat” to give dictation to everyone else?For show notes and links from the episode please go to: www.webdev
HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) is a wonderfully simple mechanism for protecting your users from certain attacks that HTTPS alone cannot prevent.Show notes and captioned video available at www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/hsts
Prefer email inputs over text inputs. The upsides are optimized touch keyboards, improved accessibility, and client-side validation. There's no downside: browser support is wide and older clients fall back to text inputs.Watch episode online (
Type less. Learn how $0, $_ and friends can save you time and keystrokes in your browser’s console.This episode is available online with subtitles at www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/dollar-shortcutsLearn more about Web Dev Break, subscribe to fu
Apply some JavaScript polish to the full screen textarea we created with CSS alone in the previous episode to finish up this two-part series.Watch episode online: www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/zen-textarea-js-finesseHere's the demo for the Zen
Learn how to use HTML and CSS alone to delight your users with a clutter-free, full screen writing experience in this first part of a two-part series on textareas.Watch episode online: www.webdevbreak.com/episodes/zen-textarea-pure-cssHere's
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