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Frontend top 100

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

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  2. "One app download for every one thousand web views." https://t.co/Ma8785BqfW

  3. Let’s not forget the beautiful people of Lebanon today. https://t.co/tN5p6Vy6wO

  4. Tools for a better Windows command-line setup in the new #TotallyToolingTips 🔥🔧 https://t.co/aImpbUKHvh https://t.co/ZHf5i6TZpG

  5. Animating an SVG Menu Icon with Segment | Codrops https://t.co/FkTD4idP69 https://t.co/DnsYD5PuJI

  6. Excited to release https://t.co/qIdn1pYTdc—a site by me & @tameverts to make it easier to find info showing the importance of performance.

  7. Beware of ads that use inaudible sound to link your phone, TV, tablet, and PC | Ars Technica https://t.co/cIJHz32SDL

  8. The fact that ISIS are also killing Muslims is just extra proof of that. https://t.co/LMzkglZTHI

  9. Responsive design for iOS apps please: https://t.co/1JkVwYWfoT

  10. Web Design & Development News: Collective #194 | Codrops https://t.co/HnWI4IfGGl https://t.co/KQxAPuvv9o

  11. How MPEG1 works, and decoding it with JS https://t.co/7sl1XqjnNX - great talk by @phoboslab, one of the best I saw this year

  12. A nice, fresh alternative to the "Fork me on GitHub" ribbons: https://t.co/vK6nB77Wgi

  13. The latest Edge release increases its ES6 adoption to 90% (84% w/o flags) https://t.co/B6QfyxE5SK https://t.co/7ooA9RfdMW

  14. How to maintain product UX consistency? https://t.co/aANtSTQ8qN @HannahCDesign shows how to employ atomic design in @sketchapp. AWESOME!

  15. What are skeleton screens you ask? https://t.co/3GxDTX2vLI

  16. https://t.co/L2zVNmdllx Legofy your images with retina support using SVG. https://t.co/jjuE5u17me

  17. Dynamic/responsive SVG typography/lettering https://t.co/GpAX9Qbi4s Source: https://t.co/uJmoxCn1lv h/t @zachleat https://t.co/8q9k3EHzzn

  18. Writing CSS on Growing Teams: a clear process will help your team write strong, modular CSS together. https://t.co/6544rz2nya

  19. Performance is design. https://t.co/kKya4v7Xnt v @foobartel For more, read @lara_hogan's excellent book: https://t.co/Lp1zkLuOyR #ffcph

  20. Segment is a small (<2kb) dependency-free JS library for animating #SVG paths (line drawing effects) https://t.co/4FeBSgsFWm by @lmgonzalves

  21. Check out this little nugget in the WebKit 5 year plan 😃💯 https://t.co/cQMrDAAasP https://t.co/NvVATLjBs9

  22. Let's Encrypt certificates have ninety-day lifetimes: https://t.co/w7WzpkAMcL - so happy to see this! automation ftw.

  23. Currently reading @beep ’s Responsive Design Patterns and Principles book. Much RWD insight in there. 🔜@abookapart https://t.co/zo5obIqlmb

  24. Adding a 3D Glasses effect to images with #CSS blend modes by @Una :: https://t.co/tvjkfZddfU💁—the whole series is 👌 https://t.co/NeZQ3HrPqi

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    mobile tech support. https://t.co/nhoUsbA4tM

  26. I speak in a half hour. Play it safe, or go full Aerosmith? https://t.co/vOXTkQLvTc https://t.co/nDHh1oNCs5

  27. https://t.co/ll38tOSmoM, a collection of case studies demonstrating the impact of—and need for—performance optimization.

  28. Watch what happens when you ask non-creative professionals to work for free. #nospec https://t.co/SveoDJnOUt via @PhotographyBay

  29. Wrote a long blog post about User Timing & custom metrics w/ examples. We have to move away from window.onload. https://t.co/0rGHMmCoTn

  30. I was asked, “What’s your favorite thing you’ve made for the web?” I know they meant websites, but it’s probably: https://t.co/OXkIC3wb2g

  31. Watch What Happens When You Ask Non-Creative Professionals to Work for Free https://t.co/UKEXZ6coKX via @zeldman —Designers, watch this one.

  32. The emotion recognition API of #ProjectOxford is pretty awesome https://t.co/8zvLNxVTGN https://t.co/OB9RNk0wpc

  33. This piece has said what has been going on in my mind all day today. Give a couple of minutes to read it. https://t.co/8MXvJbKxVn

  34. https://t.co/HyeHElqCNg - Floating points in various languages.

  35. The Many Faces of Mobile First https://t.co/E9v2BZtosH @holgerbart touched on the buzzword "mobile first" in theory and in practice #ffcph

  36. some thoughts on impact of blockchains on privacy: https://t.co/LTKtv96pjv

  37. The best demo you’ll see all day: https://t.co/c40Wi36aHA

  38. 20 independent magazines every “creative" should have on their coffee table. https://t.co/3W3QIItdFx https://t.co/9xJQe8dQLf

  39. Microsoft nodejs guidelines https://t.co/dyjEtED82V

  40. Integrating stateful thinking” into your design process. The Nine States of Design — Medium https://t.co/RciK0LOhbD

  41. Use https://t.co/iNr33limu8 by @bram_stein to test your typography. #dsgnday

  42. Portuguese Street Artist Creates Stunning 3D Graffiti That Seems To Float In The Air https://t.co/qgN1GOzvbY https://t.co/DLaz9rJBlX

  43. Hahaha, A/A testing: https://t.co/RapCsmGeHE (via @stephenhay) #dsgnday

  44. Some great #design articles collected by @WalterStephanie this week :: https://t.co/Kq76OOLL2P

  45. Also, elevator.js is still one of my favorite things on the Internet: https://t.co/6RhXoFbxJm

  46. Well, it is an emoji party https://t.co/unDpXE0yN6💩💪🏽🐴🌎🍄

  47. I have no words… https://t.co/pbsgX2nyAs

  48. More wanton privacy violation. SilverPush uses “Audio Beacons” for cross-device snooping. https://t.co/TjUkGWDPlu

  49. You really should read this today #geekmentalhelp https://t.co/eAiDgjwBNt

  50. Cool to see @tinymce pimp out their @CodePen profile https://t.co/OAudaBYU3G (and provide a bunch of configuration demos)

  51. I just turned my favourite quote in conversations at #futuredecoded yesterday into a slide. https://t.co/YIogu7BizI

  52. Gauntlet in JavaScript - https://t.co/xXtXmSQai4 - OMG I played that to death back then. "players can now stun other players"

  53. https://t.co/8EEkcafAf2 @jessitron on the dangers of overcomplicating our dev environment.

  54. Beautiful, truthful, first-person account of last night from the comparative safety of a Parisian dinner party. https://t.co/GKKMzrklcw

  55. Math drool stuff https://t.co/WfnCXlxySg

  56. This is the first article I ever wrote about #CSS Shapes. Great seeing it get some love again. ^_^ https://t.co/LeJZ7PW74L

  57. “Not so micro optimizations” by @cramforce https://t.co/ZZuGOKU8Tk - all the things AMP does under the hood.

  58. If Architects Had To Work Like Web Designers https://t.co/lYmoGfw322

  59. Need HTML Prototyping Resources? Here's My List. https://t.co/5GaYEjusyL

  60. Colin Harman: How Would You Like Your Graphic Design -- Fast, Cheap or Good? Pick Two. https://t.co/5rlfoFOTPT

  61. Good read. Corporations and OSS don't mix: https://t.co/mBAkzsGN3m (h/t @smashingmag)

  62. https://t.co/ujjnsHtLMR - overview of browser APIs by @rumyra - needs more content.

  63. The Ten Lines CSS Challenge: National Debt https://t.co/dlRE3OtJGN via @CodePen

  64. ✎ Stop writing REST APIs from scratch. @alistapart sponsor DreamFactory is the open-source API platform you need: https://t.co/qXtlQJ0pLb

  65. Lots of folks ask about internationalization in Polymer. Taking a look at it today on #AskPolymer. Check it out. https://t.co/gcQfVn67Qb

  66. I wrote to my MP about this, pointing out the inevitable hack & leak of innocent people's browsing history https://t.co/evJNqIbY2h

    Open Rights Group on Twitter

    #SnoopersCharter V5—email your MP and ask new powers to be dropped, GCHQ to be reined in: https://t.co/ma9neXYL5s #IPB

  67. Created a category for Promise-based blog posts. Lots more to come! https://t.co/QODyzT1SEV

  68. Movie posters in motion: https://t.co/GOwy8YdDAb

  69. So, you’re getting harassed on the internet. What do you do now? https://t.co/A2jpGfLUgX https://t.co/HHNpbD3XLN

  70. Debugging transitions is always a fun mental exercise and this one had a pleasing solution. https://t.co/TGWpRFn8sK #d3js

  71. Just digging into the details of @sproutvideo’s responsive site, and loving it: https://t.co/Rjef76Uwkm https://t.co/fCTaa8jTjb

  72. Well, Andy and Alice, that's sweet, but… https://t.co/tNjEDbSkEv

  73. Let me get this straight: in 2015, a company came up with a new, creepy tracking product and called it "PRISM"?!?!: https://t.co/YA7hvroGnA

  74. As always in times of trouble, I find solace in the good book... https://t.co/QD6ZAshHh2

  75. Peering Into The Minds Of The 4.3 Billion Unconnected. What does "sign up" mean? What's that X on the top right? https://t.co/kcfVyWWxAn

  76. I'm a broken record, I know, but I consider this another point for the web: https://t.co/BC3ZA8D7ed

  77. We're getting ready to ship our Perch Ecommerce solution, close enough to share the v1 feature list so here it is https://t.co/sNinltKTE5

  78. Just released v0.2.0 of react-fetcher. Now supports data fetching for a single component at a time: https://t.co/KUtwjTyjNR

  79. The Infographic: What Are Your UX Organizational Challenges? https://t.co/59EoNOnj4y

  80. The best demo you’ll see all day: https://t.co/TMyj1xNVLI

  81. Gauntlet in JavaScript- level maps and data and behind the scenes https://t.co/Tuoyzv9Osw

  82. Submit tough questions for Chrome's leadership - they're the ones I enjoy asking the most. Don't hold back. https://t.co/7V3v2VR96i

  83. Apple News during a terror attack in Paris https://t.co/k3myzdC5Mu

  84. Firefox Developer Edition Memory Tool https://t.co/wfm1sceihH via @YouTube

  85. An example of the lengths advertisers will go to track your behaviour, something they want very, very badly. https://t.co/FJgmeiEyrj

  86. I wrote this post with the phenomenal @OBMich. https://t.co/hfuxhJWEd0

  87. Sorry, viewing this image requires a Twitter Gold account. https://t.co/D7t9C8W5UX

  88. This Google router just went plaid—most I’ve ever gotten with Apple, Asus, etc. is 80mbps. https://t.co/v8GfwJ63Lb

  89. 50 Female Tech Influencers You Need To Follow on Twitter https://t.co/KOFb9TPGrO

  90. UX for Lean Startups, a Great Resource for Founders and New Designers https://t.co/zPyKGWbCLY

  91. That @dudleystorey with randomness recipes in JavaScript https://t.co/S2lZIj3axr - misses "post any code on Stackoverflow, ask for advice"

  92. YES YES YES YES YES https://t.co/TTxjopqhN1

  93. PSA: don't use gradient generators https://t.co/hGFCfbOrnX by @anatudor

  94. opening a talk about CSS Grid, Flexbox, the Box Alignment Module with some really dodgy old code in this video https://t.co/WhbuINLnMH

  95. I put an ad on lodash's docs. Since volunteers for its site/doc redesign have been hard to come by this may fund it. https://t.co/HYHYJfatc1

  96. Debugging HTML5 on #XboxOne / MS Edge with the Xbox Store app and #Vorlonjs: https://t.co/S1T3D9H4tmhttps://t.co/AFqk8AYqbC

  97. Built an interactive workshop tool for my ES6 session in Bristol tomorrow: https://t.co/863ml1ajpg

  98. Looks like someone over at Inc liked my interview and decided to write about it: https://t.co/JNmRkbWpsf

  99. Is Usability on Mobile Getting Worse? https://t.co/fO3FWCee1f

  100. I'm at #SNDmakes this weekend buildin' community tools. https://t.co/YlIBcncm6J

  101. I found two 1969 newspapers covering the moon landing. https://t.co/2O0s6iJCux

  102. Oh @TheSun you despicable, horrid and terrible arsemuffins... https://t.co/0Dszp6RBJV

  103. A damp visitor. https://t.co/f87676lzuo

  104. current status. https://t.co/K4RYF3KnnB

  105. SHOCKING: @JCutrell comes out as a white, conservative male at #SassConf2015! GASP! 😱😅😚👍❤️ https://t.co/K3IDbyWdhW

  106. Windows Update and chill? https://t.co/pQUgGUaPLY

  107. @SaraSoueidan I imagine the 93 people who disliked the video are people who would ask other people for spec work,eh? https://t.co/3bwBsbGZga

  108. Logo time travel at Yahoo… https://t.co/rBm19jVkXM