Web performance statistics infographic
A while back, Nick Galov from Hostingtribunal.com contacted me to let me know they had created an inforgraphic photo for web performance statistics.
A while back, Nick Galov from Hostingtribunal.com contacted me to let me know they had created an inforgraphic photo for web performance statistics.
Recently I created a small library with Angular which I wanted to publish to npm
(the node package manager). However, when I had everything in place from a build perspective using Travis CI in my GitHub repo, it was failing to publish the package with a 401
login error.
Many a times we want to add some sort of analytics to our applications and for me the most obvious choice would be Google Analytics.
When writing a custom pipe in Angular you can specify whether you define a pure or an impure pipe:
Recently we (at Readify) had a chance to have a go at two very interesting problems and we decided to use a few interesting technologies to solve them.
Google Chrome is currently one of the most popular web browsers used by developers today. The Chrome DevTools can greatly improve your workflow by helping you develop, test and debug your websites right within your browser.
If you have followed my series on performance improvement, you would’ve stumbled upon my image optimisation post where I went through a series of steps to lazy load images on your page.
If you are like me, who have been wondering what is machine learning (aka ML) and scaped from all those mathematical jargon, it’s an exciting time since the TensorFlow.js
is here to the rescue.
Web fonts enable us to have good design, branding, readability and accessibility. Moreover, they would bring selectable, searchable, zoomable and high DPI text. However, with every advantage comes a trade off.