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Drunk Han Solo
The mobile device lab at Facebook
Insightful post by the folks at Facebook on how they transitioned from testing their apps on a single device to a mobile device lab (holding 1000+ devices) at their Prineville data center. Having tried out several things, they eventually built their own custom racks which not only hold the devices, but also function as an …
Introduction to Webpack
CSS at BBC Sport
The core CSS architecture of BBC Sport is based around three key tools: BEM OOCSS ITCSS The combination of these three tools, a long with a clear set of principles was worked really well for us. Next to those techniques, they also follow a few CSS Principles – such as the “Single Responsibility Principle” for …
Responsive Typography
Mike Riethmuller: It is possible to have precise control over responsive typography. Using calc() and viewport units you can create fluid type that scales perfectly between specific pixel values, within a specific viewport range. The formula used is this one: @media (min-width: #{$min_width}px) and (max-width: #{$max_width}px) { font-size: calc(#{$min_font}px + (#{$max_font} – #{$min_font}) * ( …
Type Terms
anime.js – JavaScript animation engine
Debugging Node with Chrome DevTools
Is it brunch time?
Ben Jacobson, after having scraped and analyzed over 100M+ tweets: Brunch is officially from 10:01am to 1:40pm. But how did he define that? You can’t just plot all those tweets and then say “there”, there’s more to it than you’d think. Also: lovely charts! Is it brunch time? →Brunch Source (GitHub) →