An interactive guide explaining CSS container queries, their purpose, and how to implement them for responsive component design.
A developer's yearly recap of projects including a self-published game, a personal ranking web app, and contributions to Advent of Code.
The author updates their blogroll, recommending two influential web design professionals and their insightful personal sites.
A hiring manager's advice on standing out in the competitive front-end developer job market, with practical do's and don'ts for applicants.
A guide to essential frontend technologies for freelancers, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and version control.
A look at the exciting developments in PHP for 2024, including the PHP Foundation's work, the FrankenPHP app server, and Laravel's growth.
A nostalgic look back at the early days of web development, from table layouts to dial-up modems, by a developer with 20 years of experience.
Podcast interview with Paolo Melchiorre discussing Django, open source contributions, PyCon conferences, and trends in Python web development.
Explores no-class CSS frameworks like MVP.CSS, which style semantic HTML without extra classes for faster, cleaner web development.
Explores different mental models for understanding JavaScript, emphasizing the importance of upgrading rather than replacing your existing knowledge.
A practical guide covering essential Markdown syntax for beginners, including headings, text formatting, links, images, lists, and code blocks.
Explains how Angular's built-in security features automatically protect web applications from Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks by sanitizing untrusted values.
Author celebrates their fourth consecutive year as a GitHub Star, highlighting contributions to open-source web game development and community work.
Explains how Shiki Magic Move works, a library for animating code token transitions in presentations using Vue and the View Transitions API.
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.
