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DNS Lookup · Query DNS records securely via DNS-over-HTTPS https://ilo.im/16blln
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DNS Lookup · Query DNS records securely via DNS-over-HTTPS https://ilo.im/16blln
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finish : step 2 OKLCH power !!! https://codepen.io/editor/mous_tik/pen/019d3af7-abd0-7800-86d2-06fcc579a766
Learn to create professional, responsive UI designs with Figma Auto Layout! Master spacing, alignment, resizing, and nested frames to streamline your workflow and build reusable components.
Read the full guide →
https://codelabsacademy.com/en/blog/figma-auto-layout-for-beginners-guide
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Another free performance optimization: preload critical fonts with <link rel=preload href=font.woff2 as=font crossorigin> before render.
Result: fonts available at paint time, zero layout shift. We reduced CLS from 0.15 to 0.02 on a client portfolio site. The difference is obvious.
Performance is not an optimization. It is user experience. #webperf #frontend
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HueGrid · Create and explore vivid patterns and gradients https://ilo.im/16bvh6
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#Development #Fun
Package manager easter eggs · The whimsical side of dependency management https://ilo.im/16bwlb
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Built a simple Expense Tracker app using React Native + Expo
Learned a lot: working without emulator, testing on real device, and generating APK via cloud build. Also explored optimizing app size and performance with production builds + Hermes.
Still improving it. Feedback welcome!
🔗 https://github.com/yaseerabas/expense-tracker
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Quick React win: move static object/array props outside the component or wrap with useMemo(). Inline literals create a new reference on every render — silently breaking React.memo() and useCallback(). Three lines of refactor, real perf difference in large trees.
While I'm sitting in Penpot with my designs, I have some thoughts about AI in design.
First of all, it might make it easy for low-skill designers to create decent looking designs.
But what I'm afraid of is that designers will be more sloppy. If humans have a hard time to keep up with 8px spacing, I shouldn't have any hope that machine trained on human output will be any better.
This will either push more frontend developer to semi-hybrid design roles where we'll need to fix small design mistakes.
Or frontend developers will move more to the backend roles.
So designers will write messy frontend with help of code generators making things like accessibility way worse than it is now.
I hope I am wrong about this one.