rendering

Explore strategies for enhancing web page rendering through the preloading of critical CSS specifically tailored for Linux Bash users. Learn how identifying and integrating critical CSS can drastically improve load times and user experience by minimizing render-blocking. The guide also includes practical instructions on employing tools like `Critical` by Addy Osmani and Bash scripting for automating CSS extraction and implementation to optimize performance metrics such as First Contentful Paint (FCP).

This technical blog post introduces Glow, a terminal-based tool for rendering Markdown files within the Linux terminal. It highlights key features like stylized reading, pager support, responsiveness, and search integration. The article includes detailed installation instructions for different Linux distributions using package managers like `apt`, `dnf`, and `zypper’, along with practical usage examples and further reading links for those looking to enhance their terminal experience with Markdown.