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  1. Viewport units for font sizes destroy zooming

    Published Mar 30 2018 in Accessibility , CSS

    Vadim Makeev shared the surprising fact that view port units can harm accessibility

  2. Accessing the DOM is not equal accessing the DOM โ€“ live vs. static element collections

    Published Mar 22 2018 in JavaScript

    When a browser receives an HTML document, it creates the Document Object Model (DOM) which is a tree representation of the document. There are various methods to access DOM elements and they all return different things.

  3. lookaheads (and lookbehinds) in JavaScript regular expressions

    Published Mar 18 2018 in JavaScript , RegularExpressions

    I never had to use the lookahead feature in regular expressions but today I had a look and digged deeper.

  4. You can clone repositories without the whole history

    Published Mar 12 2018 in git

    git's depth parameter helps to not download the complete git history of a project.

  5. Monthly digest โ€“ February 2018

    Published Mar 03 2018 in Newsletter

    A monthly collection of links and things that I've been up to in February.

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