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Ransomware on a coffee machine? It's already possible these days.
The article discusses ransomware threats, using the coffee industry as an example. The author encourages proactive data protection measures.
Build a customized search engine based on Google technology
Programmable Search Engine is a Google tool that allows users to create custom web search engines, giving control over results.
What are CDNs, how do they work and why are they needed?
The article explains how Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) improve website performance and reliability by using distributed servers to decrease loading times. It also highlights the importance of performance optimization in the online world.
List of things that can go wrong when displaying fonts
The Figma article discusses how font fallbacks work and their impact on the design's aesthetics. It highlights examples of correct implementation and testing across different browsers.
Microdata - how to better define metadata describing an HTML document
Microdata is a technology that enables semantic markup of web content, improving its visibility in search engines.
TypeScript (not) used for spell checking - a funny experiment
TSpell is an open-source spell-checking tool built in Python. It supports multiple languages and features a simple API.
DUF - Disk Usage/Free tool, or a pleasant tool (CLI) for presenting disk usage by files and directories
duf is a tool for monitoring disk space usage with a clear interface.
Webmentions instead of comments on the page? - new standard recommended by W3C
The article discusses the transition from traditional comments to webmentions, highlighting the advantages of this technology and offering advice for implementation.
A few tips on web typography - a concise introduction to the topic
Zean Qin's article discusses the essential principles of typography that are important for developers. It emphasizes that proper typography enhances readability and usability of applications. The tips provided help in creating aesthetically pleasing and functional user interfaces.
CSS Clipping, or Cutting Shapes in CSS - Introduction
The article discusses the CSS clipping technique that allows for creating unique shapes and visual effects in web projects.
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