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I am Paul Kinlan.

A Developer Advocate for Chrome and the Open Web at Google.

Font Playground - Play with variable fonts!

Paul Kinlan

Font Playground is built for three groups of audiences. The first group of audience is typographers and designers, who would like to play with fonts that are built with the latest font technologies, such as variable font. It is a playground to fully explore what these new font technologies can offer and how they can be beneficial to your creative workflow. The second group of audience is me, as a Type Tool’s UI/UX designer.

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did.txt file - Patrick

Paul Kinlan

Patrick menulis tentang Did.txt Time flies by when you’re learning how to code. Its super important to take a second every once in a while to simple write down what you did during the past mental sprint. Writing down what you learned solidifies the knowledge. Baca posting lengkap. Ini bukan satu juta mil jauhnya dari apa yang kita lakukan secara internal, di mana kita memiliki konsep ‘cuplikan’. Terserah Anda bagaimana Anda mengelolanya, tetapi itu cara yang bagus untuk melacak apa yang Anda lakukan, tetapi juga berbagi di seluruh tim Anda, Anda mendapatkan gambaran yang bagus tentang apa yang rekan-rekan Anda, manajer dan laporan juga lakukan.

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Hyperlinking Beyond the Web - CSS-Tricks

Paul Kinlan

Atishay Jain tentang Trik CSS menulis tentang sebuah area yang dekat dengan hati saya, menghubungkan: Hyperlinks are the oldest and the most popular feature of the web. The word hypertext (which is the ht in http/s) means text having hyperlinks. The ability to link to other people’s hypertext made the web, a web — a set of connected pages. This fundamental feature has made the web a very powerful platform and it is obvious that the world of apps needs this feature.

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Google Doesn't Have the Guts to Make Page Speed Actually Matter

Paul Kinlan

Dan dari Redfin memiliki postingan yang bagus tentang memprioritaskan kecepatan web: JavaScript Is the Web’s CO2 As a web developer, I find that most problems can be solved with just a little more JavaScript. Without someone or something to force the industry to cut back, web developers will continue to make web sites that only load “fast enough” via wifi on a fast laptop. The browser vendors can’t save us.

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TRACK | A WebGL Experiment by Little Workshop

Paul Kinlan

This project is a musical experience built with WebGL and WebVR. Inspired by the music track, we created an ever-changing environment composed of various geometrical shapes. These were generated procedurally in Houdini and exported to Three.js. All visual elements are randomized differently on each viewing. Baca posting lengkap. Saya tidak perlu banyak menambahkan, itu benar-benar luar biasa. Coba lihat.

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Getting started with the Ambient Light Sensor

Paul Kinlan

Dean Hume telah melakukan banyak pekerjaan besar dengan PWA baru-baru ini, dan dia juga telah menjelajahi banyak platform API baru, dalam hal ini API Sensor Generik: The Ambient Light Sensor API provides developers with the means to determine ambient light levels as detected by the device’s main light detector. This information is available to developers in terms of lux units. If you are building a Progressive Web App and you want to style it differently depending on the light levels in the room, then this could be the feature for you.

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Web Architecture 101 - VideoBlocks

Paul Kinlan

Jonathan Fulton, Videoblocks: The basic architecture concepts I wish I knew when I was getting started as a web developer Baca posting lengkap. Ini adalah artikel luar biasa yang memberikan ikhtisar yang sangat bagus tentang tumpukan yang relatif standar yang dirancang untuk menskalakan banyak aplikasi web. Ini juga menunjukkan mengapa banyak pengembang juga menyukai Platform sebagai alat Layanan seperti Heroku, Firebase, atau AppEngine yang dapat mengaburkan banyak kerumitan dengan mengorbankan biaya.

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Introduction to Feature Policy

Paul Kinlan

Eric Bidelman di pembaruan Web Pengembang Google, menulis: Building for the web is a rocky adventure. It’s hard enough to build a top-notch web app that nails performance and uses all the latest best practices. It’s even harder to keep that experience great over time. As your project evolves, developers come on board, new features land, and the codebase grows. That Great Experience ™ you once achieved may begin to deteriorate and UX starts to suffer!

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Understanding Storage Quota | Workbox

Paul Kinlan

Jeff Posnick menulis, wrt to Workbox A common source of unexpectedly high quota usage is due to runtime caching of opaque responses, which is to say, cross-origin responses to requests made without CORS enabled. Browsers automatically inflate the quota impact of those opaque responses as a security consideration. In Chrome, for instance, even an opaque response of a few kilobytes will end up contributing around 7 megabytes towards your quota usage.

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Emscripten's compiled Web Assembly, used minimally

Paul Kinlan

Sam Thorogood di Dev.to menulis, Why did I write this post? Emscripten is a wonderful tool, but it has a long history (for asm.js), and isn’t perfect. I think it errs too much on the side of “magic”, and many posts rave about how it’s so easy to EMASM or use binding-fu, but this all comes at a cost, and can introduce huge amounts of inadvertent overhead—think copying huge memory buffers around because we’re trying to make them immutable or easily exposed.

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Designing with the Gestalt principles

Paul Kinlan

Mustafa untuk Google Chrome, di Dev-Channel menulis, The Gestalt principles are a series of laws that are used to explain why human beings naturally find organized patterns in objects they see around them. The goal with the principles was to explain why we group objects in some ways but not others. There are many different principles, but here I am going to look at the ones that effect grouping, these are; proximity, similarity, common fate, continuity, closure, and prägnanz.

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