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https://charlesharri.es/stream/libraries-over-browser-features · 27 Apr 2022
Jeremy Keith has noticed a trend towards libraries over browser features, & I think I know why!
https://charlesharri.es/stream/graphql-http-responses · 23 Apr 2022
GraphQL introduces a new layer on the client → database stack that makes HTTP status codes sorta irrelevant, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/ifttt · 20 Apr 2022
If This Then That has always been one of services that I thought was great, but couldn't think of a good use case for—until today!
https://charlesharri.es/stream/speedlify · 19 Apr 2022
Speedlify is a self-hostable application from Zach Leatherman for keeping track of your website's Lighthouse scores over time.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/90s-web · 15 Apr 2022
Max Bock on the Return of the 90s Web points out a great trend in web development, but I can't help but think that there's a bit more to it.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/go-laravel-rails · 11 Apr 2022
A couple of perspectives on why the Go community eschews monolithic web frameworks.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/hybrid-online-offline-transactions · 17 Mar 2022
Patrick McKenzie's fantastic breakdown of how online transactions work in a society where not everyone has access to online payments.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/js-types-as-comments · 12 Mar 2022
I think that the JavaScript "types as comments" proposal is a really smart idea—and well overdue.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/web-development-baseline · 12 Feb 2022
The new baseline for web development from Line Engineering shows that we've still got a long way to go before websites are properly accessible and performant.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/no-js-wordle · 27 Jan 2022
I built a clone of Wordle, like everyone else, but here's the twist: mine doesn't use any JavaScript at all.