Robin Rendle › Newsletters
A rant from Robin. I share his frustration and agree with his observations.
I wonder how we can get the best of both worlds here: the ease of publishing newsletters, with all the beauty and archivability of websites.
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Introducing Web Payments: Easier Online Purchases With The Payment Request API — Smashing Magazine
A nice overview of the Payment Request API, which is getting more and more browser support.
Improve Your Billing Form’s UX In One Day – Smashing Magazine
A few straightforward steps for improving the usability of credit card forms. The later steps involve JavaScript but the first step uses nothing more than straight-up HTML.
The best of Google I/O 2016 | Andrew Betts
Andrew picks out his favourite bits from this year’s Google I/O, covering web payments, CSS containment, and—of course—Service Workers and progressive web apps, although he does note (and I concur):
I wish Google would focus as much attention on ‘normal’ sites that perform navigations as they do on so called ‘app-shell’ (which is just a new name for single-page apps, as far as I can tell), but then many people will be building SPAs and these recipes will make those apps fly. In news publishing we seem to flip flop between traditional page navigations and SPAs, but I’ve never found a SPA news site (or a native app) that I really like more than a normal website. Maybe a really good progressive web app will change that. But I’m not convinced.
Still, as he says:
All this really just underscores how flexible ServiceWorker is and that with it we can disagree on what the right solution is, but we can all get what we want anyway.
» Autofill: What web devs should know, but don’t
Jason takes good look at the browser support for autocomplete values and then makes a valiant attempt to make up for the complete lack of documentation for Safari’s credit card scanning.
2011/03 Mike Monteiro | F*ck You. Pay Me. on Vimeo
A great presentation on contracts and payment by Mike Monteiro …and his lawyer.
Amazon.com: Amazon FPS, Amazon Flexible Payment Service: Amazon Web Services
PayPal has a new competitor. Amazon is now offering a payment services to developers.
PayPal - Website Payments Pro
PayPal moves into the territory of merchant accounts. With an API no less!