英文技术文章周刊-第 10 期：Chrome ships WebGPU, A CSS selector to highlight clickable elements, The Real Difference Between useMemo and memo in React...

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CSS

• What I Was Never Told About CSS, an article discussing some lesser-known features of CSS, including the "all" property, the "content" property, and the "currentColor" keyword.
• Understanding CSS preload and other resource hints, an article explaining how to use resource hints, including preload, prefetch, and preconnect, to optimize web page performance.
• A CSS selector to highlight clickable elements , an article introducing a new CSS selector, ":-moz-any-link", that can be used to highlight clickable elements on a webpage.
• Using color-mix() to create opacity variants, an article explaining how to use the "color-mix()" function in CSS to create opacity variants of a base color.
• Expanding Grid Cards with View Transitions, an article demonstrating how to create a transition effect when expanding a grid of cards on a webpage.
• It's time to learn oklch color, an article introducing the oklch color space, a new color space that promises more intuitive and accessible color selection.

TypeScript

• Const type parameters bring 'as const' to functions, an article discussing the new "const" type parameter in TypeScript, which allows developers to ensure that function arguments remain constant.
• No More Confusion About TypeScript’s Type and Interface , an article clarifying the differences between the "type" and "interface" keywords in TypeScript.

React

• The Real Difference Between useMemo and memo in React, an article explaining the differences between the "useMemo" and "memo" hooks in React, and when to use each one.

Other

• Chrome ships WebGPU, an article announcing the release of WebGPU, a new API for GPU programming in web browsers.

GitHub

• shoehorn lets you pass partial data in tests, while keeping TypeScript happy, a tool that allows developers to pass partial data in tests while maintaining type safety in TypeScript.
• Theming, a repository on GitHub containing resources and tools for theming in CSS-in-JS libraries.