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  Interactive web animation with SVG

  23 comments via /r/webdev

• 55

  Nedux - The next redux state management. Fast, few code, typed and functional.

  24 comments via /r/javascript

• 17

  How to ask good questions on r/vim

  0 comments via /r/vim

• 45

  CSS: Any tool which could reduce the CSS Lines?

  19 comments via /r/web_design

• 18

  Grape: The cost of ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess

  11 comments via /r/ruby

• 32

  what's the name of this software?

  27 comments via /r/Frontend

• 13

  Switch it up with CSS custom properties

  2 comments via /r/css

• 2

  Form: Show entry after the click below the form

  0 comments via /r/jquery

• 2

  Profile Card In CSS3

  0 comments via /r/web

• 0

  looking for help

  1 comments via /r/angularjs

• 0

  [BUG] By Far the Most Bizarre Bug I've Seen in Half a Decade of Programming

  5 comments via /r/Jekyll

• 3

  [Question] Tabbar for Panes

  4 comments via /r/tmux

• 1

  Importance Of Mobile-Friendly Websites

  0 comments via /r/responsiveweb

• 5

  Ruby Sinatra Starter App

  2 comments via /r/sinatra

• 17

  This subreddit has moved to /r/node

  5 comments via /r/nodejs

• 5

  How should I handle search when data keeps updating via websockets?

  5 comments via /r/userexperience

• 13

  Screeps - A Game About Programming AIs

  1 comments via /r/javascript

• 81

  Understand Virtual DOM

  1 comments via /r/javascript

• 6

  Lisp Programming in Vim with Slimv or Vlime

  0 comments via /r/vim

• 17

  HTML5 CSS3 Keyframes Animation Tutorial | Loader Animated Effect | Creative Ideas for Web Design

  0 comments via /r/html5

• 8

  [AskJS] Creating my first JS library where I bring some Python functions (zip, enumerate, range, comprehensions) to JavaScript. Could I get some feedback?

  4 comments via /r/javascript

• 23

  Convincing designers to use ux process without coming off anti-progress or arrogant

  19 comments via /r/userexperience

• 86

  What are some of your favorite well-designed websites from companies that aren’t in the design business?

  50 comments via /r/web_design

• 2

  Snabberb - A simple component view framework for Ruby Opal based on Snabbdom

  0 comments via /r/ruby

• 8

  What's the best practice for this effect? I'm trying to have a button label show on hover, and my CSS knowledge is very rusty

  10 comments via /r/web_design