web development

  1. Announcing a Microsoft .NET Core and ASP.NET Core Bug Bounty

    It’s our pleasure to announce another exciting expansion of the Link Removed. Today, we will be adding .NET Core and ASP.NET Core to our suite of ongoing bounty programs. We are offering a bounty on the Windows and Linux versions of Link Removed and ASP.NET Core starting on September 1, 2016...
  2. Building in 10k: Content and Strategy

    Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of posts from the team that built the 10k Apart contest page, exploring the process of building for interoperability, accessibility, and progressive enhancement in less than 10kB. When Link Removed first approached me about bringing back the 10k...
  3. Microsoft Edge and Continuum: Your desktop browser on Mobile

    Continuum for Phones, available on select Windows 10 Mobile devices, allows customers to connect their phone to a monitor, projector, or TV for a full-sized desktop experience, powered by their phone. Because Microsoft Edge is built on the Universal Windows Platform, Microsoft Edge in Continuum...
  4. What would you do with 10kB?

    Sixteen years ago, Link Removed conceived of a contest that would test the mettle of any web designer: The 5k. The idea was that entrants would build an entire site in 5kb of code or less. Its aim was to force us to get creative by putting a bounding box on what we could do: Between servers and...
  5. Windows 10 Microsoft Edge Extensions

    The list of extensions for Microsoft's Edge browser grow's and grow's. A number of new extensions were released alongside the Anniversary update and can be seen as well as accessed here: Extensions for Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Edge Development Extensions can also be found in the Store. Add...
  6. Introducing EdgeHTML 14 with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update

    Earlier this week, the Windows 10 Anniversary Update began rolling out to over 350 million Windows 10 devices. With this release, we’re proud to introduce EdgeHTML 14, the third and most significant update to the Microsoft Edge web platform since our initial release just one year ago...
  7. JavaScript performance updates in Microsoft Edge and Chakra

    Since we first started work on the Chakra JavaScript engine, it has been our mission and priority to make JavaScript faster for the real world web, and to continuously improve the experience of browsing in Microsoft Edge (and previously Internet Explorer). We’ve had a very busy year, with...
  8. Open-sourcing the Microsoft Edge WebGL GLSL transpiler

    Today we’re excited to announce that we’re open-sourcing part of the Microsoft Edge WebGL renderer – specifically, the GLSL to HLSL transpiler. We hope that the source code is useful for everybody working on similar WebGL projects, and that this will help performance, correctness and...
  9. Fetch (or the undeniable limitations of XHR)

    Starting in EdgeHTML 14, coming with this summer’s Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Microsoft Edge will support the highly anticipated Fetch APIs. This represents the first step in our planned journey to supporting Service Worker in a future release. You can preview the Fetch APIs in Link Removed...
  10. Previewing ES6 Modules and more from ES2015, ES2016 and beyond

    Chakra, the recently open-sourced JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and Universal Windows applications, has been pushing the leading edge of ECMAScript language support. Most of ES2015 (aka ES6) language support is already available in Edge, and last week’s Windows Insider Preview...
  11. Web Notifications in Microsoft Edge

    Starting with the most recent Windows Insider Preview release (build 14.14342), Web Notifications are enabled by default in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 PCs and tablets. This feature will be available to all Microsoft Edge customers in EdgeHTML 14, coming this summer with the Windows 10...
  12. Building a more accessible user experience with HTML5 and UIA

    Recently, we introduced Microsoft Edge’s new accessibility architecture, which inherently supports modern web standards, and provides a foundation to make the web platform more accessible than ever. To build a comprehensive ecosystem across all products and users of every ability, assistive...
  13. Analyzing website performance with the Windows Performance Toolkit

    Slow pages lose users: research from Bing and Google indicates that delays as small as half a second can impact business metrics. To build fast sites, developers need powerful tools to analyze the performance of their sites and debug issues. Link Removed are a great start and the primary tools...
  14. Speed up page load with WOFF 2.0 fonts in Microsoft Edge

    Starting in Link Removed, Microsoft Edge supports Link Removed — a new format that reduces the size of a font file by more than 30%, helping web pages load faster. This feature is available to preview via the Link Removed starting with build 14316, and is coming to stable builds with the Windows...
  15. Website is slow, most times "waiting for "url" "

    Hello, I recently setup a new server with a website, so i can learn windows server 2008 I am using a desktop computer, it's a quad core 8 gig of ram, I've used xampp before on this computer and the website runs fast, I also had the website on my ovh dedicated server online and it runs fast...
  16. Vivaldi: the new kid on the block

    In recent years it seems like nearly every browser under the sun has become a clone of google chrome in some form or fashion. From Opera,to Maxthon, to Edge to even Firefox looking more like chrome then it does its own browser. Its attack of the chrome clones and its gotten very stale and...
  17. How to import mysql database in phpmyadmin - windows server 2008

    I am playing around with windows server 2008 and learning how to use it. Just a hobby on weekends. I was able to successfully install: php, mysql & phpmyadmin Now the problem is i'm trying to import a database into phpmyadmin, the database is 42.6mb therefore i am unable to import...
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    Windows 10 Benefits of Disabling Cache

    Hi Friends, I have been indecisive whether I should deactivate the cache for certain sites, but I´m not too sure I am aware of all the benefits of doing that. What are the benefits of not depending on cache for a site to load? I know that you get to see certain design changes by not depending...
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    problem in Frontpage 2003

    I use Frontpage 2003. REcently it decided to start adding format symbols to my design page. How do I get red of them?
  20. Classic ASP applications don't work correctly after security update 3104002 is installed in...

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