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Unsubscribed User
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What do you think about the Front-End Checklist?

When comes to produce an HTML page or webpage, it's not easy sometimes to know which elements need to be taken into consideration. It's why the Front-End Checklist (https://github.com/thedaviddias/Front-End-Checklist) exist.

Have you already took a look into it? What do you think about?

James Ackerman
James Ackerman
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Cool-I learned something new. Hadn't run across the meta description before. Nice to know where descriptions in search engines come from and how to add them.

Looks like you put a lot of work into this. Thanks for sharing!

Geoffrey Signorato
Geoffrey Signorato
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Hi David,

Thanks for this list :) I like the fact it keeps only the essential, can't wait to see the app where you can filter priority and remove extra text to keep only checkbox... :D Then this could be easily add to my workflow steps.

Very good work.

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Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
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Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
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Thanks James Ackerman! It was a long process: I started working on that checklist 2 years ago. It's far to be perfect but with the help of everyone, I'm sure that could become a valuable tool for Front-End developers.

I'll launch a dynamic version in the next days that will allow generating personalized lists (completely open-source of course).

James Ackerman
James Ackerman
14,099 Points
James Ackerman
James Ackerman
14,099 Points

I look forwards to seeing it, David. I can easily imagine this being an integral part of my front-end development process.

The more I look through it, the more I see things I haven't been exposed to yet.

Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
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Hi James Ackerman, now you can check the ? NEW Front-End Checklist Application ?, it's dynamic and can manually generate reports! Enjoy! ➜ http://bit.ly/frontendchecklist

James Ackerman
James Ackerman
14,099 Points
James Ackerman
James Ackerman
14,099 Points

It's really coming together @thedaviddias - good job!

Not sure if you've gotten the back end wired up yet, but I didn't receive an email. Guessing there's no back-end code, but I though I'd mention it just in case there was an issue.

Also, it would be really helpful if there was a way to select multiple tags and, thereby, create a custom checklist. Not sure if JS has an option to allow ctl/cmd + left click options of whether something else might work better, or whether it's an idea that's even worth implementing.

At any rate, I can tell you've put a lot of work into it! Cheers!

Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
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Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
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Hi James Ackerman ,

No back-end here :) I build the project to be entirely Open-Source and easy to re-use. Thank for your suggestion, it's something I can see what I can do.

Yeah, indeed, I worked a lot to have something clean, fast, and that can serve as an example. Don't hesitate to subscribe the newsletter on the website, I'll send sometimes news about new implementations and evolutions.