Linkdump for May 10th
¶ by Rob Friesel-
David Newton writing for Smashing Magazine on the proposed picture element, Scott Jehl's polyfill, and some problems with the current fallback strategy.
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Oscar Villarreal:
You can start by sprinkling it in some places of your app that you can slowly start to rewrite. Believe me I’ve done this before and it actually WORKS. Not only does it work but it allows you to put the seed of a soon to become amazing application.
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Adam Mann (at Wired Science) interviews Vint Cerf. tl;dr: "An interplanetary Internet is hard and slow."
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Dr. Axel Rauschmayer:
…I’m well aware that JavaScript isn’t the pinnacle of elegance. There are two kinds of things that tend to confuse newcomers: On one hand, there are true quirks, such as function-scoped variables (instead of block-scoped ones), limited loops and complicated constructor subtyping. But even in elegant languages, you have to get the hang of the style.
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Kathryn Schulz, writing for Vulture:
I find Gatsby aesthetically overrated, psychologically vacant, and morally complacent; I think we kid ourselves about the lessons it contains. None of this would matter much to me if Gatsby were not also sacrosanct.
Thank you.
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