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eradman.com
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mitchkeenan.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] This blog post introduces Headless Chrome and Puppeteer, explaining their uses in web scraping, automation, and testing, with examples of command-line operations and code snippets for implementation. | |
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qiita.com
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krasimirtsonev.com
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| | | The tiniest presentation framework / I did roughly 50 talks over the years, and for almost all of them, I used Reveal.js. I like it because it's HTML-based. I have complete control of everything and can easily publish the slides online. However, one thing bugs me every single time - the size of my content. I want to use all the available space. This becomes very important when I'm showing code to people. That's why I wrote SimPre. It's a 10KB HTML presentation framework that properly scales and positions my content. | ||
