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#webdevelopment Anyone knows of any resource on good practices around the "private sharing" pattern? (I don't actually know if it has a name: I mean generating an unique random identifier and having it on a URL, so that everybody with the link can access). I'm of course mostly interested in the security perspective.

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Because someone asked for this on reddit: an image that shows when hovering a nav item, under that nav item, but above all others and follows the pointer motion reddit.com/r/css/comments/1kgp

Live on @codepen
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Uses a tiny bit of #JS until we can get the pointer position in pure #CSS - see this proposal by @bramus github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/is

One of the biggest mental blocks I have in #webDevelopment is asynchronous JS, which of course I have to work with all the time. I understand the *concept* of asynchronous just fine, it's making the code work in an understandable way that I struggle with. Especially the idea of a "Promise". Each time I have to Google it and then bash my code until it works.

In my recent effort, jQuery "when" has helped, as well as a basic chaining. But it's still kind of a mystery how I got it working.