An article exploring the HTML <col> element, its purpose, usage with <colgroup>, and its quirks in web development.
A developer's criteria and research for choosing a new, unconventional programming language to learn for full-stack web development.
Explores the ideal number of network requests needed for web page navigation, comparing traditional HTML apps with modern client-side approaches.
Explains the HTML <caption> element for labeling tables, contrasting it with closed captions and emphasizing accessibility best practices.
Explains the CSS @starting-style rule for creating transitions on elements hidden by display:none, covering its syntax and quirks.
A developer details fixing a blogroll's XML/XSLT styling issue across browsers by properly declaring ID attributes in a DTD.
Explores the differences between websites and web applications, focusing on scaling challenges, user experience, and the benefits of modern frameworks like React.
A front-end developer explores the basics of View Transitions API for creating smooth animations between DOM states using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
A tool for checking Romanian companies via their CIF (Tax ID) number on the ANAF (National Tax Agency) website.
An analysis of the accessibility and usability of experimental CSS Carousels, highlighting current limitations and browser support issues.
Developer introduces FeedCity, a new RSS feed reader focused on reducing stress with no unread counts, public feed pages, and list-based sharing.
A meta exploration of using markdown to write about HTML markup, focusing on the <code> element and escaping special characters.
Comparing four implementations of a static blog site, focusing on the conciseness of Origami expressions versus traditional JavaScript and frameworks like Astro.
Explains the HTML5 <cite> element's proper use for citing work titles, contrasting it with HTML4 and academic citation styles.
An exploration of the HTML <canvas> element, its origins, technical implementation for 2D graphics, and accessibility considerations for rendering text.
A developer built MenuGen, an app that uses AI to generate images of menu items from a photo, and shares their experience creating it with AI coding tools.
Announcing PHPverse 2025, a free online event on June 17th to celebrate PHP's 30th birthday with talks, Q&A, and giveaways.
A developer reconsiders the value of webrings after discovering modern implementations that showcase community and personal websites.
A developer explains how to build a minimalist, zero-dependency static site generator from scratch using plain JavaScript objects and functions.
A web studio founder shares burnout from marketing-focused work and plans to shift towards open-source projects and education.
