Recently, there has been a spate of articles that talk about using the Light DOM in Web Components. Everyone knows we are extremely pro-Light DOM web components. Today we are announcing some new client-side Light DOM functionality.
Simon MacDonald
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Taking performance to heart with development time performance budget monitoring.
Simon MacDonald
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Today, the Enhance team is excited to introduce our latest demo app: Enhance Music — a music library and audio player app built with HTML and CSS, and progressively enhanced with a couple pinches of JavaScript. Despite being built as a traditional multipage website, Enhance Music features an audio player that persists across page loads, and some gorgeous interactive UI built entirely with web standards.
Cole Peters
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Trunk Based Development is the best way to work with teams to build software. TBD means teams work on a single main branch (like the trunk of a tree), and changes are integrated back into that main branch as soon as possible.
Ryan Bethel
6 mins to read
Why doesn't Enhance advocate for diving straight into the shadow DOM and how could you even write web components without using the shadow DOM?
Simon MacDonald
7 mins to read
In this article, we’ll walk through how the animations in our Enhance Movies app are designed and built, with the hopes of giving those new to CSS animations a little inspiration.
Cole Peters
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We are excited to present our non-trivial learning application, Enhance Movies, designed to highlight the exceptional web development experience you get from Enhance. With a strong focus on simplicity, performance, progressive enhancement, and offline local development capabilities, this application is set to transform your understanding of what can be done by focusing on the web platform.
Simon MacDonald
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TypeScript! What is it good for? I wouldn’t go as far as to say “absolutely nothing” like the song. I’m not trying to start a war here.
Simon MacDonald
6 mins to read
Use built-in Enhance features to fetch and cache air quality data from the US EPA to be displayed as HTML custom elements. All super fast!
Taylor Beseda
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When building applications with Enhance, we start with working HTML and then look for ways to progressively enhance the user's enjoyment by using JavaScript.
Simon MacDonald
5 mins to read
Begin now supports token management and issuing personal access tokens
Ryan Block
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Begin now supports multiple collaborators for each application with the `begin team` command
Ryan Block
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Cole goes on a deep dive through our new design portfolio example, and demonstrates how a little HTML and CSS can go a very long way in 2023.
Cole Peters
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With more services come more passwords and usernames to keep track of. OAuth lets users authenticate to a new service using a previously established identity on another service.
Ryan Bethel
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Authenticating with only an email or phone number can simplify the process significantly. This post demonstrates how to use these Magic links with Enhance.
Ryan Bethel
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Third party database providers speed-tested on AWS Lambda. Compare performance with DynamoDB in real time with our sample application.
Taylor Beseda
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Verify a phone number or email address as a method for account recovery
Ryan Bethel
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Rolling out support to sixteen regions.
Simon MacDonald
2 mins to read
Build a username password authentication flow for an Enhance app
Ryan Bethel
7 mins to read
Profile link verification on Mastodon is very different to the now demonized blue check mark on Twitter. Since document based verification is not possible without a central authority Mastodon provides you with a way to cross reference links in your profile to prove you are the real owner of those resources.
Simon MacDonald
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