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CanIUse Command Line
Every front-end developer should be well acquainted with CanIUse, the website that lets you view browser support for browser features. When people criticize my blog posts for not detailing browser support for features within the post, I tell them to check CanIUse: always up to date, unlike posts on any blog. While I know to use the CanIUse website, I recently found out that Sam Gentle has an ac
yosuke_furukawa 2015/07/29
caniuseコマンドあるんだ
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Web Notifications API
Every UI framework has the same set of widgets which have become almost essential to modern sites: modals, tooltips, button varieties, and notifications. One probl em I find is each site having their own widget colors, styles, and more -- users don't get a consistent experience. Apparently the W3C felt the same way because they've created a Web Notifications API. Here's how to use it! The JavaSc
yosuke_furukawa 2015/03/10
Safari-----!!! オレだーーーーー！！！！
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Going Async With ES6 Generators
Now that you've seen ES6 generators and are more comforta ble with them, it's time to really put them to use for improving our real-world code. The main strength of generators is that they provide a single-threaded, synchronous-looking code style, while allowing you to hide the asynchronicity away as an implementation detail. This lets us express in a very natural way what the flow of our program's
yosuke_furukawa 2014/08/05
ES6
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CSS vs. JS Animation: Which is Faster?
How is it possible that JavaScript-based animation has secretly always been as fast — or faster — than CSS transitions? And, how is it possible that Adobe and Google consistently release media-rich mobile sites that rival the performance of native apps? This article serves as a point-by-point walkthrough of how JavaScript-based DOM animation libraries, such as Velocity.js and GSAP, are more perfor
yosuke_furukawa 2014/04/30
animation

css
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