The higher-level APIs provided an abstraction over the low-level stuff and were supposed to be cross-platform and easy to use. Unfortunately, it didn’t turn out to be that easy to use.
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Using a hybrid setup for more reliable accessibility testing
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Automated a11y testing tools like aXe will cover only up to 57% of all accessibility issues. To spot the remaining 43% issues, manual testing is required.
Ep. 3: Building Crazy Fast Web Applications w/ Manish Shekhawat
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This episode is hosted by AnuRock. Today we are joined by Manish to talk about performance. Manish is a Senior Architect Experience Technology. He is currently part of a digital transformation project in retail domain for an Australian client through an omni-channel solution to improve time of market of features across brands and channels in […]
A compelling case for Next.js
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If GitHub stats are anything to go by, Next.js has received incredible attention of late. Freelancers and enterprises alike are creating their next applications in or migrating their existing ones to Next.js. When I was recently on-boarded to my first account at Sapient, the departing senior XT architect highly recommended that we migrate to it. […]
Dev Blabber Ep 3: Why Django Is Still Deadly (with Varun Singhal)
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We talk about Django with a fellow DF member, Varun Singhal. We discuss its benefits, how it compares with some other web frameworks, and why YOU should pick Django. Links:https://djangogirls.orghttps://djangojobs.net/jobs/https://opmagic.ai
Stop Blindly Following W3Schools!
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I started out learning to create websites by reverse engineering web pages that I found and liked online. The way I got started with CSS is an interesting story. I started developing static websites at a young age. I produced mostly ugly pages by myself and a wee-bit jazzy ones using something like Macromedia DreamWeaver. […]