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Ukrainians captured and disassembled a Russian drone - what was inside?
The Petapixel article describes an extraordinary find – a Russian drone equipped with a Canon DSLR camera. This discovery highlights how civilian technologies are used in warfare. It also reflects on the ethics of such usage and the future applications of technology in armed conflicts.
How :has() works and how to use it in CSS
The article on Ishadeed discusses the ':has()' selector in CSS, enabling styles on parent elements based on their children. This simplification represents a significant advancement for CSS coding.
Cookie Consent - Do You Have to Display It on Your Website?
The article discusses GDPR and ePrivacy compliance regarding cookies. The author highlights the importance of informing users about cookies and building trust online.
Introduction to Working in the Terminal for... Frontend Developers
Josh Comeau's article 'Terminal for JavaScript Devs' explains how the terminal can improve JavaScript developers' work by providing valuable tips and commands. He encourages experimenting with the tool to boost efficiency.
How to handle a million simultaneous TCP connections on a single computer?
The article discusses the impact of maximum connections on web application performance and suggests optimization mechanisms.
How Poorly Designed UX Can Lead to Irreversible Damages - The Story of the HTTPie Project
The article "Stardust" on HTTPie introduces a new tool that facilitates API testing and management. It offers practical tips and encourages users to try out this feature.
The Impact of Images on Page Performance and Loading Speed
The article discusses a modern approach to image management on the web using the <picture> element and the srcset attribute. These technologies automatically adapt images to various screen sizes, enhancing website performance. The tips provided in the article offer tools for better graphic management, positively impacting user experience and page load times.
Back/forward cache - friend or foe of your web application?
The article explains how the BFCACHE mechanism enhances web performance by saving page states for faster navigation.
Working on Two GIT Branches Simultaneously - Skill of Working with Worktree
Andrew Lock's article discusses Git Worktree, a tool that allows you to work on two Git branches simultaneously. With Git Worktree, you can create additional working directories, making project management easier. The author details installation and usage, providing practical examples that enhance developer efficiency.
Google has released an app for migrating from iPhone to Android phones
Google has introduced a feature allowing Android users to hide apps, enhancing privacy by keeping them out of search results and the Google Play store.
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