Frontend Links of the Week 53

53rd part of the series - advanced links in the area of web frontend development.

CSS-only infinite scrolling carousel animation by Gao Sun
Since I have played around with this myself two weeks ago I thought the article was great.

12 Keys to Write Senior-Level Tests by Jan Hesters
I think this one is the list to follow after the 10 commandments.

MDX with Translations ๐Ÿ  by Florian Rappl
MDX might be the secret sauce that actually provides the bridge between "just content" and "just code".

Inside ECMAScript: JavaScript Standard Gets an Extra Stage by Mary Branscombe
What else is there to do? Do we really want or need a Frankenstein's monster of a language?

Whatโ€™s new in React 19 by Michael Novotny
I'm wondering that myself. Last time I checked it's rather "what will be new in React 19".

Preloading files to reduce download chains in the browser by Luke Harris
Or just batch them in the backend / at compile-time.

The future is standalone! by Alex Rickabaugh
I think the future is standalone since more than a decade, but I am happy that finally Angular recognizes this, too.

Introducing @bramus/style-observer, a MutationObserver for CSS by Bramus Van Damme
While I applaud the effort I will definitely avoid scenarios that force me into using it.

i-html by Keith Cirkel
This is great - but pi-component can already do that (and more). Still happy that the need for fragment inclusion is becoming more recognized.

Build-time Components by Rodrigo Pombo
Alright - what did I say about MDX?! But great write-up and it also goes into the different composition modes.

๐Ÿ™ Shout-out to all authors for their hard work - thanks for sharing your knowledge!

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