Reading List
- Opera Mini: A 10-year journey of internet on a phone – “Our vision is still the same: get the web into the hands of everyone, regardless of their device.”
- Blink’s srcset selection logic just changed “due to complaints of quality issues related to the geometric-mean based resource selection.
- On HTML belts and ARIA braces – The Default Implicit ARIA semantics they didn’t want you to know about. By Steve Faulkner.
- HTTP2 in 5 Minutes, Ben Maraney – 5 min YouTube video
- HTTP/2 is much faster than SPDY thanks to dependency-based prioritization
- Blowing up LocalStorage (or what happens when you exceed quota)
- W3C Technical Architecture Group review now part of Blink Intent-to-Ship guidelines says Alex Russell, TAG member and sinister mastermind at Google Chrome
- Talking of TAG, Statements about TAG Nominees for 2015 Special Election – Oiled torsos gleaming, their swords sharpened, daggers drawn & loincloths secure, the @w3ctag gladiators salute you.
- A/A Testing: How I increased conversions 300% by doing absolutely nothing – “Many of their businesses would be better off if they didn’t run any A/B tests at all … Meanwhile, a 300% increase on a conversion rate of 0% is still 0%. Ship the damn product”
- Infinite conference call – unmute your speakers, and enjoy.
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