Making the crowd easier to follow

Frontend top 100

by @tweetgest

Keep up to date with what is going on in the web industry with this digest of the top 100 frontend devs on twitter.

Best tweets of the day Current members Previous digests
  1. top link
  2. Interactive Room Display | Codrops https://t.co/j176FgRLQr https://t.co/7mSzYagY6H

  3. D3 3.5.8 is out! Includes a ton of bug fixes. https://t.co/vF9LRIWR1M #d3js

  4. the long tail of iOS9 adoption https://t.co/E1ov5nUlzs https://t.co/RTORWD9c1J

  5. The demo site we made has a Gulp build that does: Sass+PostCSS, JS compress/concat, SVG sprite/include, BrowserSync https://t.co/fDwjeeUSyv

  6. Article yesterday from @nzgb on making a simple site work ✄ offline ✄ with ServiceWorker: https://t.co/RnoPuZchBr

  7. You don't have to be a designer with a stupid beard to care about user experience. Developers are UX champions too! https://t.co/kp2cj6aBnM

  8. top image

    My brain! My beautiful brain! https://t.co/VEzfu8nmAd

  9. have the first thing that loads on the page be the thing you need the most. this is a pretty good example. https://t.co/mkZQtS1Zqh

  10. My proposal to stop an argument about a gender field in a form (or, why not omit it?) https://t.co/jYq7RZdJyF

  11. The plan worked https://t.co/NlIwcvQLVw

  12. Scrolling in Blink: https://t.co/x5nNt8rAtx - internals deep-dive.. support for passive event listeners can't come soon enough! #blinkon5

  13. Part 2: An Intro to Functional Programming Concepts in JavaScript - great writeup by @collardeau https://t.co/ILtBrI4XW0

  14. As usual, @xbrowsertesting was super useful for testing. https://t.co/jIHFEi7LYh

  15. "Your naïve CSS techniques will never scale and work on big projects, Heydon." YEAH? HOW BIG ARE eBAY? https://t.co/O4PwHIOMFf

  16. Sometimes the only appropriate response to a code review is https://t.co/qSRDZlmFou

  17. A demo page using the Flickr API, ServiceWorker, and plain JavaScript https://t.co/xspzs4iqUJ @nzgb doing cool shit again.

  18. Create a CSS Flipping Animation https://t.co/2bHeqeRxf3 #Throwback

  19. The opening titles for Beyond Tellerrand were beautifully designed https://t.co/CRp0rRSy7S https://t.co/MfEtmzgWwP

  20. It’s amazing how much this could have cost me, personally and professionally, when it happened: https://t.co/jYKJ9Jlksg

  21. The struggles of publishing a JavaScript library https://t.co/p2zxgT4YPb

  22. This is still my favorite demo of all time: https://t.co/zUaozeviRE Absolutely amazing. #Lights

  23. Microsoft launches German data centers controlled by a 3rd party to shield customers from US government surveillance https://t.co/hJ6eMDRYNN

  24. Simple Image Lazy Load and Fade https://t.co/SwzSOvh8R5 #Throwback

  25. RIP Dave Rupert. He lived a good life. https://t.co/vbnUP7j59S

  26. CSS quagmire, folks. I want to style <ol> nums (https://t.co/OZ2HOCF0E8), the trick is that it's <ol reversed>: https://t.co/Ux9dZR6Bs2

  27. On making #ffconf a safe place https://t.co/MFrB6KARCy Hard post to publish. Two infractions, but I needed to say /something/.

  28. .@robsonwt Many older iPhone 4, 4S, and 5 are in use in the lower income countries. https://t.co/t6xcSIBD1g

  29. Manifesto for Accessible User Experience: https://t.co/rfnThRTtKQ

  30. Sony announced that in March next year it will stop producing Betamax tapes—28 years after losing the war to VHS. https://t.co/FHlMoRcpzF

  31. Why it is fun to fix/improve other people's code: https://t.co/qf6xu5mxzu https://t.co/LMQ0subufg

  32. My goodness those @letsgorally folks know how to make beautiful sites. Also, @Epicurrence is back for v3! https://t.co/yCUr2u8G2Y

  33. “Building Flipkart Lite: A Progressive Web App” by @AdityaPunjani https://t.co/g74QqkcEYg

  34. Loving the functionality in the new @firefox allowing you to mute/play audio of a video/audio playing in tab. https://t.co/Ou8QpIjokl

  35. asm.js in Microsoft Edge. https://t.co/00bGSvBmiv

  36. I had no idea of the history here https://t.co/CqaRU9lrNC

  37. Wow, new @abookapart books from @karenmcgrane (https://t.co/uJ23PXNN7J) and @beep (https://t.co/gx8yRQbKKl)! Can't wait for these!

  38. Why yes, I did just update the character subsetting of my site's fonts to include É and é so "Beyoncé" looks nice https://t.co/NjzkqnZeO3

  39. "Be comfortable looking like an idiot" - good speaking advice https://t.co/v3KM3ONGkk

  40. Progressive Web App: A New Way to Experience Mobile - Flipkart write-up on combining HTML manifest, service workers https://t.co/NlWbl9co9b

  41. Google will retire Chrome support for Windows XP, Vista, OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8 in April 2016 https://t.co/n3yZi5ih7m

  42. The best demo you’ll see all day: https://t.co/FLS9WFBfQm

  43. W3Cx Free online courses from The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) https://t.co/b8cCaNPPya

  44. Why Computer Programmers Should Stop Calling Themselves Engineers https://t.co/Vv7OUNCZpW

  45. Advanced Image Editing in the Browser https://t.co/142Rvcq9fj @raymondcamden doing fun stuff with @Aviary

  46. current status. https://t.co/9WiK9U5hjB

  47. My neighbor. It took some time to take a decent shot of him. See the images on the right, where he… https://t.co/4D8RUXFy4Y

  48. #uxdrinkinggame If someone quotes Steve Jobs, take two shots https://t.co/6yMtAuL67e

  49. "As UX professionals we face 2 challenges. Getting colleagues to think about users and ensuring they don’t forget." https://t.co/7Pp372KO4X

  50. W3C Developers - https://t.co/k1on4ZhCbu - another new hub to bring W3C and developers closer (hopefully less dead than webplatform)

  51. Somehow missed the fact that @sonos’ site was responsive. (I knew it was pretty, though!) https://t.co/5baUidCxt6 https://t.co/cq28G9lpDd

  52. Babel Doctor - find issues with your Babel 6 setup https://t.co/CAY1VA4SRn

  53. 100 slides for my talk tomorrow at @FutureDecoded https://t.co/NUoxD9LIOZ - innovation vs. impatience.

  54. Announcing my new online course - Learn CSS Layout. Initial details here: https://t.co/j81Bi1QpP7 #css

  55. MyMoustache - https://t.co/rL0EdXQGc9 - machine learning demo detecting moustaches on people and rating them - part of projectoxford.ai

    Get your own 'stache-stats with #MyMoustacheRobot and help raise awareness for men's health. #Movember

  56. Just released fetch-factory, a wrapper around fetch for quickly building objects to talk to APIs: https://t.co/rCrlgxSEDH

  57. I ordered custom book cover cookies from Etsy seller MamaSeuffertSweets as a surprise for @Thisiscarlsagan :) https://t.co/cEW7P5S2RN

  58. Gene Roddenberry did not write Star Trek. IT WAS HIS GHOST. https://t.co/2JleZZfzqQ https://t.co/wnpHBen0sc

  59. Back this project! The Squire pen by Baron Fig: simplicity, usefulness, and community. https://t.co/xzWuDVaXOp

  60. Back in SF just in time for BlinkOn 5 \o/ Speaking tomorrow on our team's work on new APIs: https://t.co/ERxxcvI4RJ Up now, @dglazkov!

  61. Google Cardboard's NYT experiment just introduced a new generation to VR. https://t.co/Am2w4SRx7l

  62. the wonderful @codepo8 is visiting Sydney, and you can see him on the Nov 26th for free! RSVP now or miss out! https://t.co/BVvV4ANSPa

  63. #uxdrinkinggame If the website works only in Safari, drink https://t.co/n09IvOaCYJ

  64. Another day, another parcel I don't think I'll be receiving from Y*del https://t.co/CQIG24fLCk

  65. Shield agent time for future decoded https://t.co/svmDAfhIO3

  66. In the cross platform track watching the awesome @sebawita talk about #nativescript at #futuredecoded https://t.co/hZzzCxC5cK