jQuery Mobile: Sites That Feel Like Apps
Not much new, but presented nicely…
Via this Habrahabr article (in Russian) I’ve learned way more about Chrome DevTools than I knew before. Â Code snippets is a useful feature that is available in pretty much every code editor, but seems to be more useful in the environment, where the snippets can actually be executed. Â Also, Workspaces mapping of the resources in the browser session to the local files is a game changer. Â Watch this video to learn even more.
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