Angular has your back when it comes to XSS
Explains how Angular's built-in security features automatically protect web applications from Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks by sanitizing untrusted values.
Explains how Angular's built-in security features automatically protect web applications from Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks by sanitizing untrusted values.
Explains how Shiki Magic Move works, a library for animating code token transitions in presentations using Vue and the View Transitions API.
Author celebrates their fourth consecutive year as a GitHub Star, highlighting contributions to open-source web game development and community work.
A personal reflection on the acquisition and uncertain future of CSS-Tricks, a popular web development blog, following its purchase by DigitalOcean.
A curated list of February 2024 bookmarks on web development, CSS, sustainability, and AI criticism from various authors and sources.
A satirical and critical look at Single-Page Applications (SPAs), explaining their concept while humorously highlighting performance and complexity trade-offs.
An overview of classless CSS libraries for quickly styling small web projects without large frameworks.
Explores the concept of utility-first CSS, contrasting it with traditional CSS methodologies and discussing its role and limitations in web styling.
The Green Web Foundation has redesigned its directory to help users find and evaluate truly sustainable web hosting providers with better filtering and evidence.
A web developer explores using CSS custom properties to offload JavaScript logic for scroll-driven animations, making them more performant and maintainable.
A developer defends Tailwind CSS against common criticisms, arguing it's not inline CSS and demonstrating its utility with code comparisons.
A curated list of the best websites to find and download free, high-quality HTML and vanilla CSS templates for both personal and commercial projects.
Explores a dark pattern in Substack's UI where subscription pricing is hidden, and reveals a workaround to view it without signing up.
Explores integrating HTMX with Blazor's server-rendered components in .NET 8 to add interactivity without WebSockets or WebAssembly.
A developer shares their positive experience attending free in-person workshops by Frontend Masters and discusses the platform's new publication, Boost.
Argues that any product website charging money should have a dedicated /pricing URL for clear and easy access to cost information.
The article argues that Elixir is the ideal programming language and full-stack platform for a solo founder building a bootstrapped B2B SaaS product in 2024.
A web developer reflects on the future direction of their CSS-focused blog, considering expanding into personal and broader tech topics.
A developer shares their evolving approach to CSS, moving towards building a personal UI system called Splendid UI to simplify web development.
A web developer discusses the complexities and gray areas of semantic HTML, questioning best practices for elements like headers, asides, and tables of contents.