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Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	javascriptで、location.hashの値のdetalis(html)タグに、open を付与したい。	https://teratail.com/questions/376295?rss=all	javascriptで、locationhashの値のdetalishtmlタグに、openを付与したい。	2022-01-02 02:20:07
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Disable Telemetry on Windows 10 and 11	https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-10-11-disable-telemetry/	windows	2022-01-01 17:16:40
海外TECH	DEV Community	Learn CSS - CSS Flex Box | Everything you need to make good websites	https://dev.to/kunaal438/learn-css-css-flex-box-everything-you-need-to-make-good-websites-3gka	Learn CSS CSS Flex Box Everything you need to make good websitesNo matter you are a beginner or pro If you want to make extraordinary Web sites If you want make amazing UI UX then you must read this advance CSS series article In this article we ll talk about CSS flex box Flex box is important in CSS and with this we can make any sort of web site easily If you follow this CSS series believe me you ll be able to make amazing websites as I do In today s article you will learn about flex box and its use cases and some of its properties So let s quickly jump into it Video ExplanationYou can also watch the video explanation Who I am Before we start if you don t know me Well I am Kunaal from India manage Modern Web YouTube channel I make content on web development to master your web dev skills I made tutorials on Fullstack Ecom website Personal Portfolios Fullstack Blogging website Amazing Headers Animations and much more If that excites you you can visit my channel Let s start now What is Flex box amp Why we need it Well before we see how we can use flex box I guess its important that we see why we need it In my perspective this is the best way to learn You can see the above illustration in that you can clearly see even though my H element is covering the blue part only but still it has full width and covering the whole space the red part And because of that the p element is coming below the h Well this is happening because in HTML almost every elements are considered as a HTML block And because of it they have full width But what if I want to make the elements side by side Well I said all the elements are like a block so can t we make them side by side Well for exactly this purpose we have flex box in CSS How to use flex box So once we know when we need to use flex box Then we can see how to use it So in CSS we access or use flex box using display flex Well if you ever used display property in CSS You know we give it directly to the element What do I mean with that ummm I mean for instance If I want to hide any element let say h element Then I will use display none h display none The above code will hide the the h element So can we use flex like this Well even though we use flex box using display property We don t give this directly to the element We give this to the nearest parent element You can see in above illustration both h and p elements have a common nearest parent element which is body element So we will give display flex to body element I hope you understand because it is very important most people forget this all the time that they should add display flex to the nearest parent Now let s see some if its properties cause without the properties It ll not be fun to use flex box Justify ContentJustify content property is used to align the children in horizontal axis You can refer to the above image Let s see some of its value And of course we give this to nearest parent element Align ItemsWell on side justify content place children in X axis so align items place the children in Y axis You can refer the above image Some of it s properties Flex WrapThe main reason of using flex is responsiveness so how can achieve that Well flex wrap basically wraps or break the flow of flex box making the website responsive Flex DirectionNow flex direction its very simple its just change the flow of flex box Some other properties Up until now all the properties we saw we give them to nearest parent But we have some more properties which we give directly to the children or specific element The above properties not use more often that s why I am not telling you but if you want you can check them in my other article here Wrap upSo that s it That was all about CSS Flex box If you liked the article and found it helpful make sure sure to follow me and you can also show your appreciation by simply subscribing my youtube channel I make awesome web dev content though So As I decided to make advance CSS series then I will do it on my style And according to me its not enough that I ll tell you how to use it You also have to practice it For that I made designs for you that you can make using flex box for practice Design Design Design Well make sure you code the above designs it will motivate me to continue this CSS series And make sure to submit it to me by tagging me on my instagram modern web channelIf you stuck anywhere or have any doubt feel free to ask me Thanks for reading Articles you may find UsefulBest CSS EffectInfinte CSS loaderDisney CloneYoutube API Youtube CloneTMDB Netflix Clone	2022-01-01 17:38:20
海外TECH	DEV Community	Creating better user experiences with React 18 Suspense and Transitions	https://dev.to/tmns/creating-better-user-experiences-with-react-18-suspense-and-transitions-3oje	Creating better user experiences with React Suspense and Transitions What are you talking about React is around the corner and one of the big things coming along with it is Concurrent Mode The general idea is that it s going to allow for concurrent interruptible rendering which in turn will enable us to create more responsive and enjoyable applications for our users This post will focus on two Concurrent Mode features in particular Suspense for Data Fetching and Transitions which will allow us to create much better loading experiences and let s face it we desperately need it Up until now when needing to fetch data before showing some UI that depends on that data we typically rendered a loading state in its place for example a loading spinner or skeleton until the request resolved with the necessary data As an example let s look at the following CodeSandbox Every time we change tabs the Content component for said tab fetches some data While that data is being fetched we render a little loading component in the content s place This isn t the worst experience and indeed it s more or less the standard way we see loading states implemented in apps today Wouldn t it be nicer though if we didn t show that in between loading state at all What if instead we held on to the previous state of the UI until the data was ready To be fair we can technically achieve this with React if we really want to but it s definitely a challenge to get right and not very straight forward React on the other hand makes this very simple Now instead of switching tabs immediately we stay on the tab we re on and continue to show its content until the new tab s content is ready We effectively have taken complete control over how we want our loading states to behave The result is a more seamless and less jarring experience for the user This is now a good time to point out that the demo above is a rewrite of the awesome SolidJS demo showcasing its implementation of Suspense and Transitions which its had for a while now In general SolidJS and its community is incredible and I highly recommend folks check it out If you re a just show me the code type of person then that s it Fork the demo and make it yours If you want a bit more of an explanation though continue on How does it work The magic in this demo as hinted at in the introduction lies in the use of Suspense for data fetching and the new useTransition hook SetupFirst though in order to enable any of these features we need to make a small change to how we render our root Instead of rendering via ReactDOM render we use the new ReactDOM createRoot import ReactDOM from react dom import App from App const root ReactDOM createRoot document getElementById root root render lt App gt And just like that we have access to Concurrent Mode Suspense for data fetching Now that we re up and running with the new features we can examine in more details our use of Suspense lt Suspense fallback lt Loader gt gt tab amp amp lt Content page Uno resource resource gt tab amp amp lt Content page Dos resource resource gt tab amp amp lt Content page Tres resource resource gt lt Suspense gt Up until now we ve typically used Suspense when lazy loading components However in this case our components aren t lazy loaded at all Instead of suspending on the async loading of the component itself we re now suspending on the async loading of data within it Checking within Content we see a peculiarly simple component function Content page resource const time resource delay read return lt div className tab content gt This content is for page page after time toFixed ms lt p gt CONTENT page lt p gt lt div gt Normally we would expect to see a check for time which would probably be set in state for example maybe something like const time setTime useState useEffect gt resource then data gt setTime data return time amp amp lt div className tab content gt This content is for page page after time toFixed ms lt p gt CONTENT page lt p gt lt div gt However instead we see the jsx being unconditionally returned Further time isn t set in state to trigger a rerender rather its set to resource delay read And that s the clue to how this is all working You ll see when looking into our fakeAPI file that resource delay is actually a special kind of promise which in our naive implementation taken from the official React examples is essentially a simplified mock of what something a React compatible data fetching library would provide and what Relay already does provide The API itself is an implementation detail the main take away is that in React Suspense wrapped components will be able to continuously check if the async data a component is attempting to read has been resolved throwing and continuing to render the fallback until it s ready TransitionsWith this new use of Suspense implementing components that depend on async data is much more straight forward By itself though we still can t easily control our loading states We need the other major piece of our puzzle the new and shiny useTransition hook Note that this hook is really all about defining some state changes as transitional rather than urgent meaning that if some new work needs to be done during rendering of those changes React should interrupt the rendering and perform that new work first For a great in depth example of how this can be used to improve UX check out this guide from core React team member Ricky Hanlon In our case we re going to use useTransition to tell React that setting the new tab and setting the new resource which in turn fetches the tab s data are both transitional state changes and as such we want it to hold off on rendering the resulting UI This is accomplished by wrapping both of our transitional state changes in a call to startTransition which we get from useTransition const isPending startTransition useTransition function handleClick index startTransition gt setTab index setResource fetchData You will also notice that along with startTransition we get another utility isPending As you can probably guess this returns true while our transitional changes are still ongoing This can be used to show an extra piece of loading state so the user knows something is happening in the background In our example that s the loading bar at the top along with some styling changes to the tabs and the content lt GlobalLoader isLoading isPending gt lt div className tab isPending pending null gt And that s really it Once you get past the theory and jargon the practical implementation is very straight forward It basically comes down to just wrapping transitional changes with startTransition and handling other UX details with isPending That s all folksIf you can t tell I m super excited for React and Concurrent Mode Along with streaming server rendering this release is going to be a complete game changer as far as React goes I can t wait to use it in the real world to make applications more snappy and users more happy Hope you got something out of this as always questions comments are more than welcome	2022-01-01 17:13:40
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Which MacBook Air or MacBook Pro to buy at any price point	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/11/07/which-macbook-air-or-macbook-pro-to-buy-at-any-price-point?utm_medium=rss	Which MacBook Air or MacBook Pro to buy at any price pointApple offers a lot of choices in the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines across a very wide range of prices Here s what model you should buy based on how much you want to spend The launch of Apple Silicon Macs had Apple add its chip designs to the inch MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air with the M chip marked as an entry level introduction to Apple s shift away from Intel processors Practically halfway through its self imposed schedule Apple expanded its Apple Silicon use into its other MacBook Pro models The introduction of the inch MacBook Pro and inch MacBook Pro added more than just new chips in the form of the M Pro and M Max but also alterations to the design of the products themselves Sure they still looked like a MacBook Pro but many tweaks and adjustments were made to redefine what the product was Read more	2022-01-01 17:03:59
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple's December 2021 in Review: Cartoon 'Ted Lasso,' and worms in Foxconn workers' meals	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/01/apples-december-2021-in-review-cartoon-ted-lasso-and-worms-in-foxconn-workers-meals?utm_medium=rss	Apple x s December in Review Cartoon x Ted Lasso x and worms in Foxconn workers x mealsYou ve been around Apple for a long time so you know to expect bugs but probably not worms It s fair to say that Apple s December contained some ups and downs Apple s December was certainly animatedAs November faded away December brought Foxconn working conditions under a sharp and unpleasant light Read more	2022-01-01 17:43:22
海外TECH	Engadget	Apple's AirPods Pro are back down to $180 on Amazon	https://www.engadget.com/apple-airpods-pro-deal-sale-180-dollars-amazon-171508628.html?src=rss	Apple x s AirPods Pro are back down to on AmazonIf you still haven t pulled the trigger on a pair of Apple s AirPods Pro Amazon has them on sale for the first time since Christmas as far as we can tell You can currently get them for down from their normal price of That s not as good as the price advertised for Black Friday but considering the price spiked to around Christmas is still an improvement over recent listings nbsp Among Apple s AirPods lineup the AirPods Pro offer the best audio quality That plus active noise cancelation and a better fitting design earned it a strong score of in our review iPhone and Mac owners in particular will appreciate the buds H chip which allows for easy pairing hands free Siri access and the seamless transfer of audio between iOS and macOS devices Included in the box too as you can see in that top photo is Apple s MagSafe charging case nbsp Buy AirPods Pro at Amazon	2022-01-01 17:15:08
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Next few days crucial as admissions rise, says health boss	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59848634?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	admissions	2022-01-01 17:25:34
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: UAE bans foreign travel for citizens without booster jab	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-59845833?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	coronavirus	2022-01-01 17:20:27
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Sanchez scores in stoppage time to earn Spurs victory	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59787807?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	watford	2022-01-01 17:37:51
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	大掃除をしたのに、あなたの家がすでに散らかっている理由 - 家じゅうの「めんどくさい」をなくす。	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/292079	そんなseaさんの片づけ術の集大成が、新刊『家じゅうの「めんどくさい」をなくす。	2022-01-02 02:55:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	「トンデモ健康情報」に騙されない3つのコツ - 40歳からの予防医学	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/292020	予防医学	2022-01-02 02:50:00