What I read

My articles gather page

• about the clipboard — from Alex Harri
• about URL design — from Jim Nielsen
• about Discord optimizng its performance — from Austin Whyte
• about JS benchmarking with tachometer — from Nolan Lawson
• about the story of GitHub — from Scott Chacon
• about CSS and it's missing versions — from Brecht De Ruyte
• Story of massive Font deploying with Rust — from Chevy Ray
• How Google handles JavaScript throughout the indexing process — from MERJ
• Calculate breakpoints numbers with pure CSS — from Tmani Afif
• About node package creation with JSR — from Marvin Hagemeist
• About a missing fullstack framework in JS — from Vinny
• About performance on DOM nesting — from Maxi Ferreira
• About speculation rules to preload certain pages — from Umar Hansa
• How long user stay on a web-page and what is Weibull distribution? — from Jakob Nielsen
• About UI Density - in general a nice UI article — from Matthew Ström
• About JS globals and web history with MooTools — from Artem Zakharchenko
• How to use ffmpeg cli — from Sawyer Hollenshead
• That CSS is impossible to master — from Shubham Jain
• About latency numbers in frontend — from Malte Ubl
• About continuously checked and monitored accessibility — from Melanie Sumner
• The quiet, pervasive devaluation of frontend — from Josh Collinsworth
• Why TypeScript doesn't include a throws keyword — from Josh Goldberg
• About the internet and slow devices — from Dan Luu
• About the new GPT-4.5 Turbo from OpenAI — from The Decoder
• About JSDoc for Typing JS without TypeScript — from Alex Harri
• A comparison about CSS modules and CSS in JS — from Alex Sergey
• About how a Bloom Filter is working — from samwho

So now and then I read some interesting articles about technical topics and want to collect them here.

It's kind of a bookmark list.