Reading List 226

• HTML, CSS, and the Path to Accessible Web Design by Jennifer Riggins, quoting me.
• All you need to know about hyphenation in CSS by Mr Richard Rutter
• Sophisticated Partitioning with CSS Grid by Rob Weychert
• Killed By Google – a “list of dead Google products, services, and devices.” < Of course, any company has the right to withdraw products. But it's a good idea not to base your products on someone else's free APIs/ hosting etc. If it's free they owe you nothing.
• The Fabulous And Groovy Vadim And Vitaly Video Show – 1 hour YouTube video of Vadeem Makeev, Vitaly Friedman and me discussing CSS Nesting, AV1 codec, the new KV standard library and all the web news that’s fit for family viewing.
• Square leverages Weebly acquisition to bridge offline and online commerce – Square “wants to play a part in all transactions — this is how it makes its money, whether a sale takes place online or offline.”
• Google hit with €1.5bn fine from EU over advertising – “”Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites.”
• And because of the EU fine, Google to offer Android users browser choice by PPK
• Kickstarter’s staff is unionizing

from Bruce Lawson's personal site /2019/reading-list-226/