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Dispatches From The Internets
How to use Vorlon.js desktop
Here’s a Reminder Why You Shouldn’t Bother Doing Dumb Facebook Quizzes
TL;DR Many Facebook widgets are just fronts for getting at your (often private) data.
Holiday Web Reading
The lovely Tim Kadlec offers his recommendations for holiday reading. His review of my book made me tear up. Seriously.
WPO Stats
Better performance == better results. Here’s the proof.
EE proposes restrictions on mobile adverts
This is an interesting proposal on EE’s part.
Olaf Swantee, EE’s chief executive, has launched a strategic review that will decide whether the operator should help its 27 million customers to restrict the quantity and type of advertising that reaches their devices, amid concern over increasingly intrusive practices.
HIKE: Our quick, simple accessibility primer
Learn accessibility from the Facebook dev team via focused tutorials.
Progressive Web Apps: ready for primetime
Very interesting info from Bruce Lawson on how Opera’s implementation of Progressive Apps differs from Chrome’s. I look forward to tucking into this approach soon.
Adaptive Web Design, Second Edition on Safari Books
In case you like to read online…
How a Digital Swat Team Drove Home Obama’s College Scorecard
The fine folks at 18F really rocked this one out. Plus: progressive enhancement!
How Vorlon.js helps you improve your web code
You can now scan your website for potential issues with standards & interoperability, accessibility, performance, and mobile, right from within Vorlon.js. This is really awesome stuff!