Links tagged “web”
59 links, newest first.
css-blocks.com
Component-oriented CSS authoring system that analyses templates at build time and compiles blocks into optimised, conflict-free stylesheets.
consideratecode.com
Walks through six web security acronyms — CSRF, HTTPS, XSS, SOP, CORS and HSTS — and what each one means for a Django developer.
philipwalton.com
Walkthrough of an opinionated Google Analytics setup: loading the tracker, custom dimensions, tracking errors and performance, and the reports that follow from it.
chromium.googlesource.com
A short guide to embedding the hterm terminal emulator in a web application, covering setup, initialisation and feeding data to the terminal.
chromium.googlesource.com
Source and readme for hterm, a JavaScript library providing a terminal emulator that renders terminal output and keyboard input in a browser; it is not a shell or an SSH client.
url.spec.whatwg.org
WHATWG living standard defining URL parsing and serialisation, domains, IP addresses, the application/x-www-form-urlencoded format and the URL API.
tools.ietf.org
IETF Proposed Standard defining the /.well-known/ path prefix for site-wide metadata, together with a registry for well-known URI names.
aiohttp-wsgi.readthedocs.io
Documentation for aiohttp-wsgi, an adapter that runs WSGI applications such as Django or Flask on the asyncio-based aiohttp server.
pypi.python.org
Python package that reloads web pages in the browser when watched files change, without hitting refresh.
jwt.io
Debugger and reference site for JSON Web Tokens: decode, verify and generate tokens in the browser, with a directory of JWT libraries per language.
medium.com
An early introduction to WebAssembly as a low-level binary format for the web, complementing JavaScript and letting other languages run in the browser.
land-book.com
A curated gallery of hand-picked website designs — landing pages, portfolios, blogs and ecommerce sites — updated daily.
12factor.net
Methodology of twelve rules for building software-as-a-service apps that are portable, disposable and suited to cloud deployment.
github.com
PostCSS plugin that lets you write tomorrow's CSS syntax today; archived in 2024 and superseded by postcss-preset-env.
html.spec.whatwg.org
The WHATWG's living standard for HTML: the markup language and its APIs, revised continuously rather than versioned.


















