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Deno 1.10 overhauls test runner - Vimarsana News

Deno 1.10 overhauls test runner

permissions option; the ability to type check code examples in documentation comments, using the --doc flag; the ability to watch for file changes to re-run relevant test cases, using the --watch flag; and better test runner output. In future releases, support will be added for running code examples as regular tests. Deno 1.10 follows last month’s release of Deno 1.9. To upgrade to Deno 1.10, users can run deno upgrade. Other improvements in Deno 1.10: For Web Workers, the structured clone algorithm is leveraged to improve serialization. Web Workers allow developers to run multiple bits ...

Front-End Performance Checklist 2021 — Smashing Magazine - Vimarsana News

Front-End Performance Checklist 2021 — Smashing Magazine

Let’s make 2021… fast! An annual front-end performance checklist (available as PDF, Apple Pages, MS Word), with everything you need to know to create fast experiences on the web today, from metrics to tooling and front-end techniques. Updated since 2016. Ah, you can also get useful front-end tips in our email newsletter. This guide has been kindly supported by our friends at LogRocket, a service that combines frontend performance monitoring, session replay, and product analytics to help you build better customer experiences. LogRocket tracks key metrics, incl. DOM complete, time to fir...

Flash Is Gone and Web Standards Now Reign Supreme in Multimedia – The New Stack - Vimarsana News

Flash Is Gone and Web Standards Now Reign Supreme in Multimedia – The New Stack

Adobe Flash, the once hugely popular multimedia software platform, was discontinued at the end of 2020 — to a mostly positive reaction across social media and the developer ecosystem. Even though many of us look back fondly at the visual creativity unleashed by Flash in the 1990s, it was clear from the early 2000s that Flash simply wasn’t built to last. Matt May, who is head of inclusive design at Adobe, summed it up the best: “As an animation platform, Flash launched the web into new directions. But once it became a UX platform, without the structure of web or OS apps, it left millions...