By decoupling of HTML, CSS and JavaScript you ensure that certain parts of the code aren’t depended on others. This way you’ll increase the predictability and maintainability of your code Having extra classes in HTML because of this is a good trade-off.
WebKit now supports the srcset attribute on image (img) elements. This will help you deal with high-resolution displays easily (or at least more effectively).
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Criticalcss is an amazing (experimental) bookmarklet for detecting critical CSS for above the fold content. In this article Paul Kinlan and Addy Osmani go through it explaining how it works and why it is useful.
Disabling certain stylesheets during the development can be very useful; Addy Osmani shows 6 different ways you can approach this task.
Chris Coyier shows how to effectively deal with SVGs on browsers that don’t support them.
Hans Christian Reinl shared a couple of useful Sass and LESS mixins for your wants and needs.
Adi Purdila explains the basics of Emmet and how it can help you build Bootstrap layouts faster.
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