Lots of new interesting articles have been released in the past days that are worth sharing:

[infographic comparing a centralized service with a distributed client-web] http://thenittygritty.co/content/home/004-the-future-of-the-web-a-draft/fossystart@2x.png

• Today The Nitty Gritty published a huge article by Bastian Allgeier: A draft for the future of the web. This is an excellent read going through the problems of our nowadays social media life and centralized personal data. I can only recommend but you damn should read that piece of text!

• Often it turns out people reading articles written on a high-level do not think about how to deal with the content in their actual work. This lead Harry Roberts write this excellent summary about Know your context and think for yourself

• Another excellent blog post about how our industry works when you are hired can be found here: Kyle Neath writes about his story to get work and tells how hard it can be. He states it gets better today and this is totally right but still it is very hard to get a job in a company like Google if you don't have studied. Companies, give up your prejudices and be brave!

• Write efficient JavaScript by Addy Osmani is great to learn what to avoid when you write JavaScript.

• Free online course Faster Websites: Crash Course on Web Performance by Ilya Grigorik

• Mr. Hans-Christian Reinl has some really good SASS-Mixins in his github account. They include some cool stuff that makes your CSS life easier. Recently shorthand syntax for some were added.

• The a11y project published an accessibility checklist for web developers. I think that is a good way to improve accessibility on your site. Check it!

• Jay published a blogpost about opendevicelab.com :)