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www.trysmudford.com
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| | | | | Jeremy recently blogged about "Websites in the dock", a feature in the latest Mac OS that allows you to add a progressive web application to your dock, effectively rendering it as a desktop application. Chrome has supported this for a while, but it had an annoying side-effect of launching Chrome alongside the PWA, awkwardly showing how the magic trick was really working. Safari, however, lets you load this application entirely standalone. There's no trace of the web browser once you've installed the appl... | |
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jfhr.me
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| | | | | Server Push is a feature in HTTP/2 that can make websites more efficient. This post is about how it works, how you can implement it - and why it is so rarely used. | |
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mxb.dev
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| | | | | A truly responsive website should adapt to all kinds of situations. Besides different viewport sizes, there are other factors to consider. A change in connectivity is one of them. | |
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richardtier.com
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| | | You probably agree using {% static %} is not a controversial: Credit: Django Doctor If you're unfamiliar: {% static %} returns the path the browser can use to request the file. At it's simplest, that would return a path that looks up the file on your local file system. That's fine for local dev but... | ||
