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  1. The global object in JavaScript: a matter of platforms, unreadable code and not breaking the internet

    Published Jan 17 2017 in JavaScript

    Globals are evil โ€“ that's what we hear all the time. Let's have a look at globals in JavaScript.

  2. Emoji.prototype.length โ€” a tale of characters in Unicode

    Published Dec 07 2016 in JavaScript , Unicode

    Have you ever thought about how Emoji work behind the scenes? I looked into this topic, and I pretty much felt like Alice in Wonderland: there's so much I didn't know about it!

  3. aria-selected โ€“ when (not) to use it

    Published Oct 24 2016 in Accessibility

    aria-selected can be tricky to use. When should you use it and when are there better alternatives. Let's have a look!

  4. Analyze the right metrics - How to use Custom User Timings in Webpagetest

    Published May 27 2015 in Performance

    Custom user metrics can very valuable to understand the experience of our users. Webpagetest offers the visualization of these, too!

  5. How to React to Changing Environments Using matchMedia

    Published Dec 26 2014 in JavaScript

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