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rmurphey.com

Over the course of just a few quarters, a micro-frontend platform radically improved the speed with which teams could deliver and iterate on web UI, and radically shifted the ownership model of that UI. But it wasn't without pitfalls to avoid.

impressivewebs.com

Now that the numbers for IE6 and IE7 usage are diminishing rapidly, more and more development teams are starting to weed out support for those older browsers. Most readers will probably have removed IE6 completely from the equation and soon IE7 will follow. Despite IE8 still having the highest share of any single browser version, the demise of IE6/7 now allows us to be more creative with CSS selectors. This post will provide a comprehensive review of support for CSS3 selectors in the most troublesome browsers (guess which ones?). Each selector links to the appropriate location in the CSS3 spec.

blog.alexmaccaw.com

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Find Meetup events, join groups, or start your own. Make new friends and connect with like-minded people. Meet people near you who share your interests.

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Bitly’s Connections Platform is more than a free URL shortener, with robust link management software, advanced QR Code features, and a landing page solution.

alessioatzeni.com

Creative Developer with a future-forward mindset. Custom, innovative projects that are always one step ahead. Based in Rome, ready to turn your vision into reality.