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Free, open-source load­ing ani­ma­tions. Avail­able as copy/​paste HTML or drop-in web com­po­nents. Com­pat­i­ble with every mod­ern frame­work.

Bluesky offers a lot of unique fea­tures like algo­rith­mic feeds and cus­tom mod­er­a­tion that can make for a rich, in-con­trol expe­ri­ence for users.

Jeff Atwood helps explain join options.

JavaScript and WebAssem­bly imple­men­ta­tions of the Held-Karp algo­rithm for solv­ing the trav­el­ling sales­man prob­lem — qnt­m/held-karp

uBlock Ori­gin fil­ter list to hide YouTube Shorts. Con­tribute to gijs­de­v/ublock-hide-yt-shorts devel­op­ment by cre­at­ing an account on GitHub.

The key stages of Robert Caro’s research and writ­ing process

The PlaySta­tion 5 Pro is here — and Dig­i­tal Foundry presents its ver­dict.

HTTP Secu­ri­ty Head­ers are essen­tial to any web­site. Learn about the HSTS head­er, Con­tent Secu­ri­ty Pol­i­cy head­er CSP, XSS pro­tec­tion, cache con­trol, strict trans­port secu­ri­ty, set-cook­ie head­er, and many more http head­ers in this com­pre­hen­sive guide with exam­ples and take your web­site secu­ri­ty head­er game to the next lev­el with Dark­re­lay.

macOS comes with a lot of built-in util­i­ties. Here’s a list of some that I find inter­est­ing.

This devel­op­er built their resume web­site using HTML, CSS, and Eleven­ty.

HTML Forms have pow­er­ful val­i­da­tion mech­a­nisms, but they are heav­i­ly under­used. In fact, not many peo­ple even know much about them. Is this because of some flaw in their design? Let’s explore.

In this paper I’ll show you how to com­pro­mise web­sites by using eso­teric web fea­tures to turn their caches into exploit deliv­ery sys­tems

The spe­cif­ic steps required to deploy Craft CMS depend on your host­ing set­up.

Pass­word gen­er­a­tor

BBC Sound Effects

6 Tech­niques I Use to Cre­ate a Great User Expe­ri­ence for Shell Scripts

This web­site is a curat­ed col­lec­tion of type­faces that are avail­able under a vari­ety of free licences some­where on the inter­webs.

Com­mand line tool for ​“Can I Use …” and MDN Brows­er Com­pat Data.

The author finds using Chat­G­PT for pro­gram­ming to be a real pro­duc­tiv­i­ty boost, allow­ing for tai­lored code and speed­ing up work, and prefers using Chat­G­PT over GitHub CoPi­lot and Claude for gen­er­at­ing code, find­ing it more use­ful and famil­iar.

Unsec­tion is a web­site that offers inspi­ra­tion for var­i­ous web­site sec­tions. It is a good resource for find­ing the best web­site sec­tion for your web­site.

The Inter­net Archive is now home to 53 episodes of The Famous Com­put­er Café, a 1980s radio show about the new world of home com­put­ers.

Log­ging is essen­tial for leav­ing an audit trail of CMS events. Monolog is a log­ging library that ships with Craft CMS 4.

It con­trols and looks great, though the game was out­shined by its sequels.

An exper­i­ment in javascript-free syn­tax high­light­ing, made pos­si­ble by open­type con­tex­tu­al alter­nates and COLR table

Stack­Ex­change Q&A about the Asset class.

Tips for Keep­ing All Fron­tend Appli­ca­tions Secure