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Takeaway 98: Found a great article that gives a rundown of the 'popover' API and its variations, specifically the lastest of the bunch, 'popover=hint': una.im/popover-hint/?… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 97: Learned some interesting new UI components & component terms from the latest Coding Sloth vid. My faves were 'skeleton screens' and 'bento grids': youtube.com/watch?v=cjSpnR… #100DaysofTakeaways

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Takeaway 96: A real eye-opening post about ways to ensure efficient use of formatting in JS, without negatively impacting app performance: itnext.io/the-dark-side-… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 94: Read a really neat blog post from Frontend Masters demo-ing a mobile-style custom <select> menu that opens from the bottom up: frontendmasters.com/blog/custom-se… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 93: This article contained some interesting new (new to me, at least) dev tools for streamlining one's workflow: javascript.plainenglish.io/7-powerful-dev… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 92: TIL about feature flags, which allows for the deployment of new features in your project, with limited or no visibility to users,; an ideal tool for testing. This article breaks it down further: slothbytes.beehiiv.com/p/feature-flags #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 91: Default parameters are a small tweak in one's code syntax that can help write clean and clear functions. This article I found on daily.dev walks through the benefits of utilizing default parameters: allthingssmitty.com/2025/06/29/def… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 90: Got 3 serious code maintenance principles out of this latest Serious CTO short: youtube.com/watch?v=5mnuT1… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 89 (bonus post to make up for yesterday's missed post): Came across an instructive and fun breakdown of the different kinds of web bots and ways to detect them: sinja.io/blog/bot-or-not #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 88: An article that makes a pretty solid case for using gaps over margins. The key highlights in a nutshell -> gaps are automatic, leave less code to write, and support both horizontal and vertical spacing: kyleshevlin.com/prefer-gaps-to… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 86: Learned about the magic of implementing quantity query in CSS from this neat Frontend Masters post: frontendmasters.com/blog/quantity-… #100DaysofTakeaways

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Takeaway 85: Delved into this article that showcases the top level 'await' feature, which as I understand, enables 'await' logic to be placed at the top of an ES Module without needing to wrap it in an 'async' function: allthingssmitty.com/2025/06/16/usi… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 84: The latest Coding Sloth vid really opened my eyes to vast number of resources you can gather from various GitHub repos: project guides, algorithms, free coding books, tech roadmaps, you name it! youtube.com/watch?v=cgOPg5… #100DaysofTakeaways

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Takeaway 82: A intriguing blog post that dissects the traditional 'structure/style/behavior' separations of concerns and re-shapes it into a condensed, two-part separation of concerns: bradfrost.com/blog/post/the-… #100DaysofTakeaways


Takeaway 81: Learned about the difference between the 'strong' element and 'b' (Bring Attention To) element, the latter of which I've never knew about until today: youtube.com/watch?v=A2gclQ… #100DaysofTakeaways

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