Yesenia Perez-Cruz is a design director at Vox Media (which you might know from their brands The Verge, Polygon, etc.). In “Building Flexible Design Systems” she does a deep dive on creating flexible design systems: Slides are also available:
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JavaScript: Remove a property from an object immutably by destructuring it
Say you have a JavaScript object like this: const user = { firstName: ‘Bramus’, lastName: ‘Van Damme’, twitter: ‘bramus’, city: ‘Vinkt’, email: ‘[email protected]’, }; And now say you want to create a copy of the whole object, containing all properties except for the email property. # The oldskool way: The first idea that came to …
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ProvisionQL – Finder Quick Look plugin for .ipa and .mobileprovision files
Automatically set up your Mac and configure macOS using ./freshinstall
Recently I configured my new MacBook Pro. I decided to start with a clean slate and not migrate anything from my old MacBook. To configure macOS I whipped up ./freshinstall, which automates that process. Steps included are: Configure macOS Preferences and the like Generate and load SSH keys Install the essentials: XCode, Git, Homebrew Copy …
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Fontastic Web Performance
Emojineer Monica Dinculescu: Web fonts are awesome. They make your sans-serifs slabby, your headers special and your website look gorgeous. But fonts are a resource, and downloading resources always comes as a cost — if you don’t load web fonts efficiently, what you get instead are phantom underlines, blank pages, and user rage. Let’s talk …
Axel — Command Line Download Accelerator
Via @benschwarz: Axel tries to accelerate the downloading process by using multiple connections for one file, similar to DownThemAll and other famous programs. It can also use multiple mirrors for one download. Axel → Getting sudden flashbacks to this old fart here: Think it was 1999 or 2000 when I first use FlashGet (then named …
Stealing Usernames, Passwords, and other (Personal) Data via Browsers and NPM Packages
👋 This post also got published on Medium. If you like it, please give it some love a clap over there. Late 2016, Stoyan Stefanov published “Oversharing with the browser’s autofill”. It’s an article on stealing personal data using the browsers their form autofill feature. The attack works by leveraging abusing the fact that autocompletion …
JavaScript Object and Array Explorers
If you’re starting out with object and array manipulations in JavaScript these handy tools by Sarah Drasner might come in handy. The reason they work so well is that it’s one page, and it’s driven by natural language. JavaScript Object Explorer →JavaScript Array Explorer → Do not however that the yielded code mutate the original …
On release cycles and deprecating stuff
From “What Really Happened with Vista: An Insider’s Retrospective” by Ben Fathi: The three year release cycle meant we rarely knew what the competitive landscape and external ecosystem would look like when we started a release […] What we thought we knew three or four years ago when we planned a given OS release was …
React Food Truck – A curated set of Visual Studio Code extensions for React Developers
Burke Holland: I spent a lot of time combing the depths of the VS Code Extension Marketplace to find the tastiest and most delicious extensions that are guaranteed to make your life as a React developer 129% more enjoyable. All you have to do is install the React Food Truck extension and it will automatically …