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Article Roundup for 02.13.2015

  1. Supercharge Continuous Delivery in Jenkins with the Workflow Plugin
  2. FLIP Your Animations
    A way of checking your animations.
  3. The WordPress REST API
  4. 3 UX Errors to Avoid When Designing an Unsubscribe Flow
    You need to be very thoughtful with unsubscribe UX, because your user can just mark as spam and you have a whole nother issue.
  5. Subtle Click Feedback Effects
    Brilliant as always from Codrops
  6. Accessible toggle-style checkbox
  7. israelidanny/ie8linter · GitHub
    A little tool to lint websites for IE8 compatibility, with warnings for possible pitfalls and suggested fixes.
  8. Why I Don’t Use Compass Anymore
    I’ve moved away from Compass too. Truth be told, I only used it for vendor prefixes and autoprefixer does that (better) now.
  9. Responsible Social Share Links — Jonathan Suh
    You’d be surprised what you can do without JS.
  10. Frontend.md
    Documents your css and js.
  11. The God Login
    All great things you should be doing in a login, some easier than others.
  12. Experiment: Using Flexbox Today
  13. Inline SVG with Grunticon Fallback
  14. The 15 Commandments of Front-End Performance
  15. RSCSS – Reasonable Standard* for CSS Stylesheet Structure.
  16. Making a Single Page App Without a Framework
    Funny, as @GarthDB points out: “Making a Single Page App without a framework” “we will be using the jquery *library*”
  17. Bouncy Navigation | Codyhouse
    Just one of those cool effects for a navigation overlay.
  18. html5-boilerplate/CHANGELOG.md at v5.0.0
    Lotsa things have changed in the boilerplate.
  19. Ol’ John Henry
    The idea of machines taking over our jobs has been on my mind for some time. Well put by Dave Rupert.
  20. Combining Underscores With Bootstrap to Create a Theme Framework: Introducing Bootstrap
    Combining things I love and things I don’t.
  21. What No One Tells You About Working From Home
  22. Document Object Model
    Understanding the Document Object Model is integral to JavaScript and even css & html. Looking back, it really wasn’t until browser dev tools came out that it clicked with me.
  23. Client-side MVC’s major bug

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