Announcing the Move the Web Forward initiative, a community-driven project to help developers contribute to the web platform.
A guide to implementing cross-browser sound notifications in web pages using HTML5 audio, Flash, and legacy browser fallbacks.
Analyzing URL readability, comparing hierarchical paths vs. query strings, and discussing separator characters for better web design.
A web developer reflects on the positive aspects of the programming community, highlighting collaboration, meritocracy, and passion.
A developer creates twee+, a client-side tool for posting longer tweets without Twitter's character limit, avoiding external services and OAuth.
A developer shares their positive experience presenting at the CSS Summit 2011, an online conference, comparing it to in-person events.
A guide to inverting all colors on a webpage using only CSS, with a cross-browser bookmarklet and browser support details.
A web developer shares insights from designing a modern university course on web development, focusing on standards and future-proof skills.
Exploring advanced CSS counter techniques and demonstrating them with a CSS3 Reversi game UI implementation.
A review of Douglas Crockford's book 'JavaScript: The Good Parts' and how it changed the author's perspective on the language.
A JavaScript developer proposes a shorter, regex-based function for reading browser cookies, criticizing verbose mainstream solutions.
Explores using Unicode characters like ＠ and ․ to hide email addresses from spambots, offering a less common alternative to traditional methods.
A developer's response to a CSS3 learning tool challenge, discussing its features and potential for education.
A developer creates a simple web tool to calculate the byte size of text, useful for optimizing CSS, JavaScript, and code.
Exploring the concept of a minimal registration form that combines login and signup for better user experience and usability.
A technical guide on handling multi-step forms in web development, focusing on usability and avoiding common pitfalls with URLs and POST data.
Argues for mandatory, silent browser updates to improve web development and security, eliminating legacy browser testing.
An introduction to Matt, a software engineer who builds apps on YouTube, organizes tech events, and works in healthcare tech.
