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ou comment supprimer le service worker d'une PWA lorsque ce n'est pas prévu au départ.
Ce qui est marrant (enfin, façon de parler), c’est que j’aurais pu éviter tout ce cirque si j’avais mieux préparé mon coup dès le départ. Genre, prévoir un “kill switch” dans mon Service Workers, c’est à dire un truc qui permet de les désactiver à distance. Ou encore mieux, utiliser un système de versioning automatique pour forcer les mises à jour.
About the use of URL shortener of GodBolt.
The redirect chains we built were clever workarounds that bought us time, but ultimately, the only way to truly keep a promise of “URLs that last forever” is to own the entire stack.
We're about to reach the ultimate stage: after massively rotting the web with centralized silos in which they locked up their users before monetizing them, Silicon Valley's billionaires finally don't really want you to go and read the web they've ingested, and prefer you to talk to their AIs. That way, you'll never leave their website.
I think Google knows very well that traditional search is dead, because of SEO and AI. There's no way to give "good" results anymore, because you can't tell if a site is legitimate or just an AI creation.
Since everything that's produced is no longer discernible from AIs, they might as well serve the content themselves: at least they control the AI. Paradigm shift:
"Users only use the first page of Google results"
to "Users only use Google."
Global Accessibility Awareness Day Continues!
Editor’s Note: previous titles for this article have been added here for posterity.
Silverlight, Pogressive Web Apps, Css in JS, Flash, ActiveX, Java applets
Tab and enter is the minimum.
There is more than 500 shortcuts.
Shortlist:
- focus indicators
- logical tab order
- skip navigation links
- keyboard-accessible interactive elements
- test them
Application SDKs provide services to use the customer's bandwidth. Companies sell these services for web scraping. The client's hardware is then the proxy. The client is a one of "millions of rotating, residential and mobile IP addresses". So it's lying to the end user too. The one whose equipment is used
without agreement, for purposes unknown to them.
Jan Wildeboer thinks most AI companies rely on these proxy services to scrap the web.
So these companies (assuming AI) are definitely doing shady stuff.
Against the experience of SPAs
Some things you have to consider with SPAs:
What happens when users refresh the page?
What happens when users click the back button?
What happens when users click the back button twice?
What happens when users click the back button twice, the forward button once, and then the back button again?
What happens when users try to open a link in a new tab?
What happens when users users copy the link from the address bar and send it to a friend?
Where does the page focus go when it navigates?
But SPAs make sense in some cases though.
The purpose of NetHistory is to give you a feeling for what it was like in the pioneering days of BITNET and the Internet.
It references all web utilities :)
About regular links and hx-boost. This hx-boost exists only to compete with SPA. Building good websites requires dropping the sugar high of hx-boost and saying “here’s how to use a cache header.”
Use cache headers: cache-control if possible and etag for dynamic resources. "If I don’t even want to include a version number—maybe for a file like stylesheet.css—I can use a URL query."
Leverage HTML as much as possible: it only gets better.
When to use HTMX then? "Until HTML has an API to keep live content persistent across page navigations, some SPA functionality is required to make that happen."
SPAs are an advanced tool that the industry deceptively marketed as a simple one. Aram is a highly experienced web developer who’s using hx-boost to push the boundaries of what’s possible with page navigations; Most people, who just want to add a little interactivity to their webpage, should stick with the simplest tool available: a regular link.
A project leant to curate web content online. It is only an archive by now.
The Open Directory Project's goal is to produce the most comprehensive directory of the web, by relying on a vast army of volunteer editors.
It was so simple, anyone who wanted to could create a free account [on Geocities, Tripod, FortuneCities, or Freeservers and build a website to share their hobbies and ideas.
The web was more about browsing and exploration.
It is worth remembering a website [...] can also be art. The web is also a creative and cultural space that [can be Free from convention defined by commercial product design and marketing].
If the commercial web is "industrial", you could say that the small web is "artisanal". One is not better than the other. They serve different needs and both can co-exist in an open web.
There is a lot of old good website, internet archive links and examples
age.xml is a free and easy-to-use website label that gives parental control systems information about a website’s age rating
(via https://nicolas-delsaux.hd.free.fr/Shaarli/shaare/LMJ21Q)
Use vanilla HTML/CSS
Don't minimize that HTML
Prefer one page over several
End all forms of hotlinking
Stick with native fonts
Obsessively compress your images
Eliminate the broken URL risk