CSS is for developers
The author argues that CSS is a developer's tool, requiring programming skills and analytical thinking, not just design sensibilities.
The author argues that CSS is a developer's tool, requiring programming skills and analytical thinking, not just design sensibilities.
A brief post highlighting two new Python programming books: one on Tkinter GUI development and another on Test-Driven Development for web apps.
A web developer argues that content is the fundamental core of the web, more important than marketing, design, or development trends.
A guide to lazy prefetching of AngularJS partials to improve performance in Single-Page Applications (SPAs).
A developer rediscovers his passion for PHP after discovering the Laravel framework, which overcomes the language's traditional shortcomings.
A review of the 2013 'beyond tellerrand' conference, highlighting talks on web sustainability, design, and development.
A developer shares their experience redesigning a personal blog using WordPress, focusing on CSS changes and exploring the Ghost platform.
A developer shares how he unintentionally created a bootstrapped startup, Karani, while working a non-tech job and later realized he was an entrepreneur.
An explanation of WebKit, its different ports, and how they affect web development and browser compatibility.
Upcoming improvements to Dabblet, including JavaScript support, cross-browser compatibility, security enhancements, and Prism integration.
A guide for developers on using Chrome Canary for front-end development, highlighting its daily updates and new web platform features.
An interview discussing frontend development, the developer's background, and insights into HTML5 Boilerplate and web tooling.
The author expresses excitement for Web Platform Docs, a collaborative project by browser vendors to create unified web development documentation.
Exploring how to use HTML5 localStorage to cache CSS files for improved website performance and faster loading times.
A curated list of influential front-end developers recognized for their open-source contributions, technical expertise, and community teaching efforts.
Introducing Prism, a lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter for code snippets with plugin support and semantic HTML.
Analysis of Microsoft's Internet Explorer auto-update policy and its impact on web developers and browser market share.
A discussion on web accessibility for developers, emphasizing the need for practical implementation over theory and the importance of keyboard navigation.
A talk exploring the modern web development tool ecosystem, from boilerplates to deployment, to improve developer productivity.
Announcing the new Dabblet blog for updates on the web development tool, hosted on Tumblr with custom HTML5 theming.