Mozilla Will Reportedly Launch a Paid Version of Firefox
A premium version of Firefox, offering a VPN and secure cloud storage, is expected to launch by October. - http://amp.gs/OktG
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A premium version of Firefox, offering a VPN and secure cloud storage, is expected to launch by October. - http://amp.gs/OktG
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The Next Web
Mozilla will launch a paid version of Firefox this fall (Updated)
Firefox premium will launch by October that'll have features like VPN (Virtual Private Network) and secure cloud storage.
It’s Finally Possible to Code Web Apps on an iPad Pro
...using Visual Studio Code. - http://amp.gs/ORaH
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...using Visual Studio Code. - http://amp.gs/ORaH
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Medium
It’s finally possible to code web apps on an iPad Pro
iPadOS finally delivers a real browser. Let’s push it to the limit.
Safari Web Inspector Now Includes A New CPU Usage Timeline
...that lets devs measure a page’s CPU usage, estimate its energy impact, and more easily investigate sources of script execution that may be contributing to poor energy utilization. - http://amp.gs/Orx8
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...that lets devs measure a page’s CPU usage, estimate its energy impact, and more easily investigate sources of script execution that may be contributing to poor energy utilization. - http://amp.gs/Orx8
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WebKit
CPU Timeline in Web Inspector
Web Inspector now includes a new CPU usage timeline that lets developers measure a page’s CPU usage, estimate its energy impact, and more easily investigate sources of script execution that may be contributing to poor energy utilization.
Google Wants to Make The 25-Year-Old robots.txt Protocol An Internet Standard
Google has outlined plans to turn robots exclusion protocol (REP) — better known as robots.txt — into an internet standard after 25 years. - http://amp.gs/ryS0
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Google has outlined plans to turn robots exclusion protocol (REP) — better known as robots.txt — into an internet standard after 25 years. - http://amp.gs/ryS0
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The Next Web
Google wants to make the 25-year-old robots.txt protocol an internet standard
Google has outlined plans to turn robots exclusion protocol (REP) — better known as robots.txt — into an internet standard after 25 years.
Google to Deprecate FTP Support in Chrome
By version 82, shipping in Q2 of 2020, all FTP support will be removed from Chrome. This is expected to affect around 0.1% of users though if you do still offer downloads in an FTP-only form, now is the time to upgrade. - http://amp.gs/NFtQ
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By version 82, shipping in Q2 of 2020, all FTP support will be removed from Chrome. This is expected to affect around 0.1% of users though if you do still offer downloads in an FTP-only form, now is the time to upgrade. - http://amp.gs/NFtQ
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Neowin
Google Chrome 82 will remove FTP support, set to affect 0.1% of users
Google has announced that Chrome 82 will lose for FTP URLs and will instead try to open a third-party program capable of handling FTP links. The decision could affect Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave too.
Apple Just Shipped Web Components to Production and You Probably Missed It
Apple just launched a Web-based client for their Apple Music service and several developers noticed what tech they’re using to make it tick - http://amp.gs/AlWi
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Apple just launched a Web-based client for their Apple Music service and several developers noticed what tech they’re using to make it tick - http://amp.gs/AlWi
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DEV Community
Apple Just Shipped Web Components to Production and You Probably Missed It
The biggest news of the Apple Music Web Client launch you probably missed
In A Swipe At Chrome, Firefox Now Blocks Ad Trackers by Default
Firefox 69, as released this week (above), enables Enhanced Tracking Protection by default, which blocks cryptominers and certain types of third party cookies designed to track users for advertising purposes. - http://amp.gs/AhtT
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Firefox 69, as released this week (above), enables Enhanced Tracking Protection by default, which blocks cryptominers and certain types of third party cookies designed to track users for advertising purposes. - http://amp.gs/AhtT
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WIRED UK
In a swipe at Chrome, Firefox now blocks ad trackers by default
The block might appeal to users, but is potentially worrying to publishers
The Baseline Interpreter: A Faster JS Interpreter in Firefox 70
JIT (Just-In-Time) compilation was once all the rage for speeding up JavaScript but a faster interpreter can result in significant performance improvements on modern workloads and here’s how it works. - http://amp.gs/Ag8O
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JIT (Just-In-Time) compilation was once all the rage for speeding up JavaScript but a faster interpreter can result in significant performance improvements on modern workloads and here’s how it works. - http://amp.gs/Ag8O
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Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
The Baseline Interpreter: a faster JS interpreter in Firefox 70
Modern web applications load and execute a lot more JavaScript code than they did just a few years ago. While JIT (just-in-time) compilers have been very successful in making JavaScript ...
Supreme Court Hands Victory to Blind Man Who Sued Domino's Over Site Accessibility
Back in August we shared news that pizza company Domino’s was requesting for a lawsuit, requiring its website to be accessible to blind people, to be shut down. The Supreme Court has now denied that petition — a significant win for disability advocates. - http://amp.gs/qdxR
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Back in August we shared news that pizza company Domino’s was requesting for a lawsuit, requiring its website to be accessible to blind people, to be shut down. The Supreme Court has now denied that petition — a significant win for disability advocates. - http://amp.gs/qdxR
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CNBC
Supreme Court hands victory to blind man who sued Domino's over site accessibility
The Supreme Court denied a petition from pizza giant Domino's on Monday to hear whether its website is required to be accessible to the disabled, a loss for the company.
GitHub Shakes Up Pricing, Makes Most Core Features Free
One of the good consequences of Microsoft acquiring GitHub seems to be that they want to open it up to everyone without any barriers, so now you can use GitHub for private development with unlimited collaborators for free, and even the enterprise features are cheaper now. - http://amp.gs/3mnf
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One of the good consequences of Microsoft acquiring GitHub seems to be that they want to open it up to everyone without any barriers, so now you can use GitHub for private development with unlimited collaborators for free, and even the enterprise features are cheaper now. - http://amp.gs/3mnf
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The GitHub Blog
GitHub is now free for teams
Every developer and team can now get private repositories with unlimited collaborators at no cost with GitHub Free, and we reduced prices for some of our paid plans.
How a Few Lines of Code Broke Lots of Packages
Just under a week ago, people were reporting that create-react-app was broken. The culprit? A tiny change in a tiny dependency: is-promise. Luckily a fix was out very quickly and the creator of is-promise reflects on what happened here.
- http://amp.gs/3551
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Just under a week ago, people were reporting that create-react-app was broken. The culprit? A tiny change in a tiny dependency: is-promise. Luckily a fix was out very quickly and the creator of is-promise reflects on what happened here.
- http://amp.gs/3551
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Medium
is-promise post mortem
Last Saturday, I made the decision to try and catch up on some of the many contributions to my open source projects. One of the first pull…
An analysis of developer productivity, work cadence, and collaboration in the early days of COVID-19
GitHub shares some insights based on the data they're seeing. - http://amp.gs/20G7
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GitHub shares some insights based on the data they're seeing. - http://amp.gs/20G7
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The GitHub Blog
Octoverse spotlight: An analysis of developer productivity, work cadence, and collaboration in the early days of COVID-19
Following the 2019 Octoverse report, this latest article provides trends and insights into developer activity on GitHub in the early days of COVID-19.
How One Developer Passed $100K/yr on GitHub Sponsors
GitHub’s Sponsors program has opened up an interesting new funding model for many open source developers. Of course, not everyone can do it to this level, but it’s an inspirational story and Caleb shares lots of useful points, particularly if you want to fund your own work this way too. - http://amp.gs/w7IV
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GitHub’s Sponsors program has opened up an interesting new funding model for many open source developers. Of course, not everyone can do it to this level, but it’s an inspirational story and Caleb shares lots of useful points, particularly if you want to fund your own work this way too. - http://amp.gs/w7IV
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Calebporzio
I Just Hit $100k/yr On GitHub Sponsors! 🎉❤️ (How I Did It) | Caleb Porzio
Caleb Porzio is a web developer.
How to Become a Better Front-end Developer by Building Projects
It includes ideas on how to become a better front-end developer through building projects all by yourself. - http://amp.gs/Fdpi
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It includes ideas on how to become a better front-end developer through building projects all by yourself. - http://amp.gs/Fdpi
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freeCodeCamp.org
How to Become a Better Front-end Developer by Building Projects (Ideas Included)
If you want to fast-track your growth as a front-end developer, nothing beats doing real development projects. The truth is you can watch all the tutorials and courses in the world, but without application and practice, you won’t really learn skills that…
Changing World, Changing Mozilla (But Laying Off 250 Employees)
Very sad news from Mozilla, creators of Firefox, this week as they’ve laid off a signficant number of their employees driven by commercial necessity. There’s been extensive discussion on Hacker News about this. - http://amp.gs/XCai
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Very sad news from Mozilla, creators of Firefox, this week as they’ve laid off a signficant number of their employees driven by commercial necessity. There’s been extensive discussion on Hacker News about this. - http://amp.gs/XCai
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The Mozilla Blog
Changing World, Changing Mozilla
This is a time of change for the internet and for Mozilla. From combatting a lethal virus and battling systemic racism to protecting individual privacy — one thing is clear: ...
Apple Bringing Face ID and Touch ID to the Web
Multi-factor authentication has taken off online in a big way, but can often require clumsy mechanisms like text messages or third party apps to work. So Apple is bringing its native Face ID and Touch ID mechanisms to the Web on top of the Web Authentication API. - http://amp.gs/akNX
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Multi-factor authentication has taken off online in a big way, but can often require clumsy mechanisms like text messages or third party apps to work. So Apple is bringing its native Face ID and Touch ID mechanisms to the Web on top of the Web Authentication API. - http://amp.gs/akNX
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WebKit
Meet Face ID and Touch ID for the Web
People often see passwords are the original sin of authentication on the web.
What To Know About iPhone 12 Screen Sizes
The 2020 iPhone release brings four new models with three new device sizes including a 5.4” mini. Here’s a recap of what you need to know to update your apps for the new devices. - http://amp.gs/avSf
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The 2020 iPhone release brings four new models with three new device sizes including a 5.4” mini. Here’s a recap of what you need to know to update your apps for the new devices. - http://amp.gs/avSf
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Apple Unveils M1, Its System-on-a-Chip for Mac Computers
Apple has unveiled its first ARM-based ‘Apple Silicon’ Macs (the Air, 13” Pro and Mini) built around a chip called the M1. Dev reactions have been mixed with a 16GB memory limit notable to those heavily using VMs or Docker. The perf and efficiency improvements seem good and many developers are sure to adopt these systems in due course. - http://amp.gs/o8Bs
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Apple has unveiled its first ARM-based ‘Apple Silicon’ Macs (the Air, 13” Pro and Mini) built around a chip called the M1. Dev reactions have been mixed with a 16GB memory limit notable to those heavily using VMs or Docker. The perf and efficiency improvements seem good and many developers are sure to adopt these systems in due course. - http://amp.gs/o8Bs
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9to5Mac
Apple unveils M1, its first system-on-a-chip for Mac computers
Apple is unveiling its first Apple Silicon Macs today at its event that marks the beginning of the end of Intel inside Apple notebooks and desktops. The first in a family of Apple Silicon chips based on ARM is called the Apple M1 chip. What to know about…
Internet Explorer To Be Retired in 2022
Internet Explorer will be retired from 2022 in favor of Edge which can now provide compatibility for legacy websites and applications. - http://amp.gs/jI1JZ
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Internet Explorer will be retired from 2022 in favor of Edge which can now provide compatibility for legacy websites and applications. - http://amp.gs/jI1JZ
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Windows Experience Blog
The future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 is in Microsoft Edge
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JavaScript Developer Breaks Two Popular npm Packages
The creator of Faker.js and colors.js, two packages we’ve mentioned quite often, made some unorthodox commits to his projects recently that caused them to either disappear or break in interesting ways which resulted in GitHub suspending his access at one point. To be blunt, you want to be finding alternatives. The Register’s writeup is, perhaps, one of the more colorful. Dependencies continue to be risky and this story will surely trundle on. - http://amp.gs/jm48k
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The creator of Faker.js and colors.js, two packages we’ve mentioned quite often, made some unorthodox commits to his projects recently that caused them to either disappear or break in interesting ways which resulted in GitHub suspending his access at one point. To be blunt, you want to be finding alternatives. The Register’s writeup is, perhaps, one of the more colorful. Dependencies continue to be risky and this story will surely trundle on. - http://amp.gs/jm48k
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The Register
JavaScript dev deliberately screws up own popular npm packages to make a point of some sort
Faker.js and colors.js sabotaged by maker