Reading RSS content is a skilled activity(doliver.org)

103 points by d0liver 1 year ago | 64 comments

Exposed RSS(chriscoyier.net)

93 points by alexzeitler 2 years ago | 20 comments

The Useless UseCallback(tkdodo.eu)

94 points by 0xedb 1 year ago | 78 comments

HTML Web Components(blog.jim-nielsen.com)

417 points by goranmoomin 2 years ago | 222 comments

Jim Nielsen blog post arguing web components work differently from React components and are best used to progressively enhance existing HTML.

A History of IDEs at Google(laurent.le-brun.eu)

441 points by laurentlb 5 months ago | 286 comments

Blog post by Laurent Le Brun recounting the history of IDEs and code editors used internally at Google for its main codebase.

Guided by the beauty of our test suite(mattkeeter.com)

88 points by hasheddan 1 year ago | 9 comments

RSS Feed Best Practices (2022)(kevincox.ca)

57 points by KomoD 23 days ago | 10 comments

Kevin Cox's blog post listing technical best practices for publishing RSS/Atom feeds for a blog, ordered by importance with rationale.

Don't use custom CSS scrollbars(ericwbailey.website)

338 points by Twixes 3 years ago | 210 comments

Blog post by Eric Bailey arguing against styling custom scrollbars with CSS, citing accessibility and usability concerns.

I ditched the algorithm for RSS(joeyehand.com)

649 points by DearNarwhal 1 year ago | 250 comments

Personal blog post arguing for replacing algorithmic feeds with RSS, with setup guides for YouTube, IGN, Hacker News, Reddit and other sources.

In Praise of RSS and Controlled Feeds of Information(blog.burkert.me)

328 points by curioussquirrel 1 year ago | 132 comments

A personal blog post by Tom Burkert praising RSS and the value of controlled, user-curated information feeds over algorithmic ones.

I've been advocating for RSS support, and you should too(reedybear.bearblog.dev)

381 points by emschwartz 1 year ago | 160 comments

A Bear Blog post in which the author describes advocating for websites to support RSS feeds and urges readers to do the same.

Aspects of modern HTML/CSS you may not be familiar with(lyra.horse)

391 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 221 comments

A blog post on lyra's blog arguing that modern HTML and CSS features can replace much of what JavaScript frameworks are used for on the web.