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A Chrome DevRel lead discusses the balance between promoting new web features and respecting developers' need for stable, cross-browser compatible tools.
A Chrome DevRel lead discusses the balance between promoting new web features and respecting developers' need for stable, cross-browser compatible tools.
A technical article explaining the HTML <br> element, its syntax, proper usage, and the challenges it presents in WYSIWYG editors.
A developer announces a redesigned personal website, explaining the new focus on content and the move to a new hosting platform.
An introduction to CSS Container Queries, explaining their importance and how to use them for component-based responsive design.
Explores the historical misuse of the HTML <button> element, its critical role in web accessibility, and why developers often incorrectly use other elements instead.
A whimsical exploration of the HTML <body> element, its structure, and its relationship to the <head> element, using analogies to human anatomy.
Robin, a German software engineer, introduces his background, mission to make coding education accessible, and his freelance work.
A tutorial on using Htmx triggers with ASP.NET Core to dynamically update HTML elements, specifically focusing on refreshing a user avatar.
Updates on techniques to bypass in-app browsers on Android and iOS, including changes to intent links and iOS shortcut issues.
A judge's recap of the first DEV Web Game Challenge, highlighting winning entries for web games and one-byte explainers.
Explores the HTML <blockquote> element, its semantic purpose, historical usage, and why it's unsuitable for pull quotes in web design.
A developer discovers and discusses slashpages.net, a project for creating personal 'slash pages' popular in the IndieWeb community.
A developer shares the story and exact email that landed their first tech internship, offering a personal look at breaking into the industry.
A satirical and dramatic blog post explaining the HTML <bdo> element, which overrides text directionality.
A developer shares their personal story of gaining visibility by consistently sharing knowledge, teaching complex topics, and engaging with the community.
Announcement about co-emceeing SquiggleConf, a web development conference focused on tools and practices in Boston, October 2024.
Explains the HTML <bdi> element and its role in isolating bidirectional text from the browser's Unicode algorithm.
The Interop Project aims to improve web browser interoperability, focusing on proposals for SVG, Vibration API, and other web standards.
Explores the semantic evolution of the HTML <b> element from a presentational 'bold' tag to its current 'Bring Attention To' role, contrasting it with <strong>.
A developer shares notes on Go 1.22's improved built-in router and using sqlc to generate database code, based on personal project experience.