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You might be thinking, do we really need a control for a link? Isn’t it just easier to write a single line of HTML to take care of this task? While we’re fans of not using something complex when something simple will work, we also know we can gain significant benefits by making a link control. For one thing, we can improve the site’s usability. For another, we can greatly improve developer performance (we often call it developer velocity) for ourselves and for our teammates.
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© 2012 Jay Bryant, Mike Jones
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Bryant, J., Jones, M. (2012). Link Control. In: Pro HTML5 Performance. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4525-4_11
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