Web authentication is a web-based form of biometrics and face recognition. It can be built into the browser, or you can build it from scratch using libraries like Oto. There are also low level primitives such as log in dot jas that allow developers to create their own applications on top of them. This article has been updated since its original publication with new information about how this API works.
In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk through their web dev wish list of things they want to just work already!
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Show Notes
- 00:11 Welcome
- 02:20 Write Custom animation transitions
- 03:32 date input translate to JavaScript date
- 06:48 Smooth and animated drag and drop
- 08:35 TypeScript Interfaces are faster than Types
- 10:35 Request animation frame
- 12:52 Custom Elements / Web Components
- 13:52 Authentication
- Web Authentication API
- 16:12 Sponsor: Linode
- 17:48 useIsomporphic vs useLayoutEffect
- 19:48 useEffect dependency array
- 21:27 fragments without fragments
- 24:46 Overflow hidden without hiding shadows
- 27:11 Fluid text
- 28:52 Sponsor: Sentry
- 29:34 translate3d vs translate
- 30:59 Gradient borders
- 33:33 Independent transforms
- 36:16 animate height auto
- 38:40 Sponsor: Freshbooks
- 39:02 Auto synced deps when changing package file
- 40:36 Peer dependencies
- 42:32 VS Code Reload after plugins install is kinda annoying
- 43:04 Safari updates
- 44:20 Apps checking for passwords
- 45:02 File name casing as changes
- 45:56 Better sounding commit names
- 46:33 Test runner that is the same and just works
- 47:32 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
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