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Description
Every day millions of users are commuting on the electronic highway. For you as a web developer you want to ensure that your website is adapted to the needs of the modern user and that you're not putting up road blocks, forcing users to take side roads.
Using modern web standards you can remove these road blocks and optimise your website to accommodate all users regardless of the browser they're using.
Take the journey with us to Modern Web Development!
Resources:
Blog post series:
Riding the Modern Web: Dealing with Plugins
Riding the Modern Web: Dealing with JavaScript Libraries
Riding the Modern Web: CSS Vendor Prefixes
Riding the Modern Web: Avoiding Browser Detection
Riding the Modern Web: Render Mode-Less
Additional Videos:
Riding the Modern Web: Top reasons to adopt modern development for a Web Developer
Riding the Modern Web: Top reasons to adopt modern development for a Website Owner
Riding the Modern Web: Top reasons to adopt modern development for a Web Agency
Tools to test and debug your website
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Riding the Modern Web: Dealing with Plugins
The Discussion
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HansSchenker Good Presentation!
Microsoft Developers are desperatley in need for getting to know the Web Standards!
Microsoft Edge might be a good browser, bjut it is against "Make web not war" to comment
"... but Edge is the best" !!!
Keep on guys!
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AndersLybecker The AutoPrefixer Gulp/Grunt task library can fix all your CSS-prefix issues during build of your solution.
It uses caniuse.com to lookup supported CSS elements.
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Chris Heilmann Anders, while that surely makes the usage easier, it doesn't help with the fact that prefixes are experimental and unreliable as they are likely to change. Abstracting the usage issues of them away makes them even more dangerous.
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fabiannn Love the format of the show (Concise demo, short interview, varied and practical).
I'm glad I took the time to watch.
Thanks!
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lilepeeps Thanks so much fm2000. We had a great time making the video!
17 hours ago, fm2000 wrote
Love the format of the show (Concise demo, short interview, varied and practical).
I'm glad I took the time to watch.
Thanks!
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Lacho Looks amazing guys! Great job :)
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Eric Petersen Good Presentation
Is there code available for these series?
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lilepeeps Good Presentation
Is there code available for these series?
ThanksHi there Eric. Sure you can find associated blog posts with code snippets on our Blog.
Riding the Modern Web: Dealing with Plugins
Riding the Modern Web: Dealing with JavaScript Libraries
Riding the Modern Web: CSS Vendor Prefixes
Riding the Modern Web: Avoiding Browser Detection
We're uploading the next blog later this week!
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shayb10 Outstanding information for developers who want all browsers to render the same or as close as possible to the same!!! Excellent job of conveying the message!!!!!