Today, when using the term: "responsive design", you are most likely thinking about using media queries to change layout when resizing a design from mobile size, to tablet size, through to desktop size.

But soon, this perception of responsive design may be considered as outdated as using tables for page layout.

Viewport-based media queries give you some powerful tools, but lack a lot of finesse. They lack the ability to respond to user needs, and the ability to inject responsive styles into components themselves.

not 100, not 200 but 300! Yes, a new collection and a total of 300 CSS loaders.

This time, I am going to rely on more elements to create the loaders ... No, I am joking 😜, still only one div per loader, nothing more!

This article will help you understand how Core Web Vitals correlate with key business metrics by exploring examples of companies which have already see positive impact for their users and business.

Why Core Web Vitals matter to your users and business

Different stakeholders in an organization can have different priorities. Core Web Vitals can bring them all on the same page by focusing on optimizing user-centric metrics and the resulting business growth.

Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal gives additional motivation to invest time in performance, adopting Core Web Vitals has many other short- and long-term benefits beyond ranking.

Hey IH!

I'm Chris Bakke, the founder of Laskie.com - the best way to hire great contractors and full-time-employees.

I previously founded Interviewed, which was started in 2015 and acquired by Indeed in 2017.

We scaled to $2m+ in founder-led sales, became profitable, and learned a lot along the way.

• Everything I've ever done in startups has been inside sales focused. This is the playbook I've used across 4 companies now: https://playbooks.laskie.co/bootstrapping-b2b-sales
• My biggest product lesson is that most founders over-think the actual product. You don't need to make a 10x better experience. You need to make something 5-10% better to build a huge company. Also: ignore this if you're doing something actually innovative + you enjoy it. The world needs people like you. I'm just a simple B2B guy who is all about subtle, incremental changes.
• So much tech is already bought through recommendations, referrals, and case studies. Huge opportunity here.

Study Web is a vast, interconnected network of study-focused content and gathering spaces for students that spans platforms, disciplines, age groups, and countries.

Students seeking motivation, inspiration, focus, and support watch livestreams of a real person at their desk, studying; videos in the Study With Me genre are simultaneously streamed by thousands of students.

Or they join Discord communities, where they search for “study buddies,” share studying goals, and compete—by studying—for virtual rewards.

On Twitter, they swap study tips and seek out study “moots,” or mutuals, under the hashtag #StudyTwit.

Say hello to a fresh new Firefox, designed to get you where you want to go even faster. We’ve redesigned and modernized the core experience to be cleaner, more inviting, and easier to use.

Beginning in 89, you’ll notice a number of changes, including:

• Simplified browser chrome and toolbar: Less frequently used items removed to focus on the most important navigation items.
• Clear, streamlined menus: Re-organized and prioritized menu content according to usage. Updated labels and removed iconography.
• Updated prompts: Infobars, panels, and modals have a cleaner design and clearer language.
• Inspired tab design: Floating tabs neatly contain information and surface cues when you need them, like visual indicators for audio controls. The rounded design of the active tab supports focus and signals the ability to easily move the tab as needed.
• Fewer interruptions: Reduced number of alerts and messages, so you can browse with fewer distractions.

What are some best practices to follow to keep your online identity secured while surfing the web

Many great advises to follow, including update your hosts file with something like this https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

Four years from now, what will be the most valuable job fields? AI? 6G? Biotech? Clean energy? Quantum computing? Something else entirely?

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A couple of months ago we covered Deno, a new JavaScript runtime that is attempting to dethrone Node.js as the de facto runtime for executing JavaScript. Ironically, Deno is being developed by Ryan Dahl, the same developer who made Node.js back in 2009.

Aleph.js is essentially just Next.js built on Deno

Writing down a comment when you're coding might seem like you're going to help yourself or someone that might stumble upon your code, but, in reality, it might cause confusion and make your code less readable.

If you're just starting out with coding, you sometimes feel that you need to comment every line to get your point across. That's probably not the case most of the time and you're probably just adding unnecessary noise to your code.

Having comments in your codebase is something that requires constant attention. When you update a function, you must make sure you've updated its comment as well. That's why most of the comments you write go stale and just confuse you next time you bump into them.