Builtvisible is a London SEO agency whose blog covers web development, React, structured data, and a story on undersea internet cables.
HN links it for the interactive undersea cable map article and for a React architecture series, whose author introduced it in the comments.
N.b., I'm the OP. I'm writing a short set of posts on building a small content piece in React, and how it can be evolved to include routing, stores, more flexible architecture and so on. This is the first one, and if you're just getting in to React, I'd love your thoughts on it, and anything you'd like explained further, so I can make sure the follow-up posts cover everything people want unpacked.
Demo of the actual project available here: https://builtvisible.com/history-of-humanity/
They didn't used to, because it slowed down rendering. Then they started blurring stuff which worked well most of the time but not e.g. for retro artists who wanted the pixely look. So eventually they added some CSS properties to control it. https://builtvisible.com/image-scaling-in-css/ https://caniuse.com/#search=image%20rendering
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like that map.. it's been on hn a few times. have it bookmarked.
This article has a similar map (same data source) with a slider by year:
https://builtvisible.com/messages-in-the-deep/
(The article is also interesting)
clickable -> http://builtvisible.com/highcharts-generator/