Baldur Bjarnason @baldur@toot.cafe
“Adactio: Links—Increment: Frontend” adactio.com/links/16953
This month’s issue of Increment is all about front-end development. There are feaures from Lea Verou, Chris Coyier, Chris Lilley, Safia Abdalla, and more.
“Adactio: Links—Increment: Frontend” adactio.com/links/16953
I wrote the foreword to this inaugural edition of Scroll Magazine which was published for the Respond conference down under. You can get your digital edition here, featuring interviews with Karen, Ethan, and Sara.
A beautiful site for long-form content, also available in dead tree format.
I like the way this work-in-progress is organised—it’s both a book and a personal website that’ll grow over time.
TAKE MY MONEY!!!
If we want people to fully experience the sites we have worked so hard to craft, then we must be judicious in our use of JavaScript. In thoughtful detail, Jeremy Wagner shows how JavaScript can be used to progressively enhance server-side functionality, while improving speed and access for more visitors. By centering user needs every step of the way—from toolchains to metrics to testing—we can all contribute to a more inclusive, accessible, and resilient web.
I cannot wait for this book (apart) by Jeremy Wagner to arrive—it’s gonna be sooooo good!
Increasing the amount of JavaScript we ship results in poor user experiences, and the iron law of our work is that users must come first. Our preferences and comfort as developers are secondary.
That’s a mission to take to heart while we figure out how we can use JavaScript more responsibly in an industry that relies on it more than ever — and I think that Responsible JavaScript — a carefully written book that the talented people at A Book Apart have worked with me to publish — can help you along the way.
This line-up just gets better and better! You’ll want to be in Brighton on March 12th, 2026.
Read the book I wrote about service workers. It’s all yours.
A new free course on responsive web design.
Something about a browser that grinds your gears? Share it!
There’s a bug in the cache-trimming code I wrote.