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Category: progressive enhancement

Web Component continued progress

Post date October 28, 2024
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In declarative shadow dom, design systems, post, progressive enhancement, Web Components, web-development

HTML Web Components Make Progressive Enhancement and CSS Encapsulation Easier!

Post date August 1, 2024
Post author By Kev Bonett
Post categories In Articles, cascade, progressive enhancement, Web Components

Redefining Developer Experience

Post date March 13, 2023
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In cole peters, developer-experience, html, link, progressive enhancement, Web Components

A Practical Guide to Progressive Enhancement in 2023

Post date March 13, 2023
Post author By Jason Godesky
Post categories In front-end-development, JavaScript, progressive enhancement, typescript, web-development

Modern Health, frameworks, performance, and harm – Eric Bailey

Post date February 1, 2023
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In eric bailey, JavaScript, link, mental health, progressive enhancement

Let’s talk about web components

Post date October 21, 2022
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In css, CSS-in-JS, declarative shadow dom, JavaScript, lit, post, progressive enhancement, react, shadow dom, ssr, stencil.js, Web Components

Why We’re Breaking Up with CSS-in-JS

Post date October 20, 2022
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In CSS-in-JS, link, progressive enhancement, react, trends, zeitgeist

GitHub: How we think about browsers

Post date June 29, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, github, JavaScript, link, progressive enhancement

Progressive Enhancement and HTML Forms: use FormData

Post date April 22, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In forms, Original Content, progressive enhancement

Using FormData And Enhancing Forms With JavaScript

Post date March 21, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, forms, link, progressive enhancement

Embrace the Platform (UX Ghent)

Post date March 7, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Original Content, progressive enhancement, public-speaking, slides

Add Responsive-Friendly Enhancements to <details> with <details-utils>

Post date February 10, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, link, progressive enhancement, Web Components

Eleventy + Lit

Post date February 8, 2022
Post author By Brad Frost
Post categories In eleventy, link, lit, progressive enhancement, server-side-rendering, Web Components, web-development

Not all Evergreen Browsers can be Updated

Post date February 5, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, Elsewhere, link, progressive enhancement

“Evergreen” Does Not Mean Immediately Available

Post date February 1, 2022
Post author By Eric Bailey
Post categories In @supports, Article, cross-browser, progressive enhancement

The Optional Chaining Operator, “Modern” Browsers, and My Mom

Post date January 30, 2022
Post author By Chris Coyier
Post categories In link, optional chaining, progressive enhancement

Be Prepared for Failure and Handle it Gracefully

Post date December 20, 2021
Post author By Heather Migliorisi
Post categories In 2021 End-of-Year Thoughts, Article, graceful degradation, progressive enhancement

Embrace the Platform

Post date December 17, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In link, Original Content, progressive enhancement

Embrace the Platform

Post date December 13, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In 2021 End-of-Year Thoughts, Article, progressive enhancement

HTML with Superpowers

Post date October 18, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, progressive enhancement, talk, Video, Web Components

petite-vue — A 5.5kb subset of Vue optimized for Progressive Enhancement

Post date July 9, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, JavaScript, link, progressive enhancement, vue

CSS @supports rules to target only Firefox / Safari / Chromium

Post date June 23, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In at-supports, css, feature queries, Original Content, progressive enhancement

Optimizing web content for Reader Modes and Reading Apps

Post date May 10, 2021
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In Elsewhere, link, progressive enhancement

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