Part 2 of a series on HTML structure, focusing on semantic markup for navigation and other page elements.
A guide on structuring HTML for websites, focusing on big-picture layout with wrappers, blocks, and semantic elements like header, main, and footer.
Reflections on the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web and predictions for its future, emphasizing the importance of open standards.
A guide explaining the core CSS positioning values (static, relative, absolute, fixed) and how to use them for layout control.
Introducing FitFrame.js, a jQuery plugin for making embedded iframes like YouTube and Vimeo videos fully responsive on websites.
A tutorial on integrating the Mailchimp API with WordPress to manage user interest groups and automate profile updates.
A developer critiques Windows Azure's support model, comparing costs and support limitations to traditional hosting providers like Arvixe.
A technical guide explaining how to write OWIN middleware components in C# using five different implementation methods.
A 2014 review of 'Advanced Rails' by Brad Ediger, concluding the book is outdated and not recommended for modern development.
A developer reflects on the power of positive feedback in tech, sharing personal stories about her tutorial's impact and mentorship initiatives.
Explains the CSS box-sizing property, focusing on border-box for intuitive layouts and reduced frustration in web development.
Explores the accessibility challenge of indicating the current page link in web navigation, discussing solutions like hidden spans and ARIA labels.
Part 2 of an HTML and CSS tutorial for beginners, covering CSS basics, selectors, and styling techniques.
A beginner-friendly tutorial covering HTML basics, tag structure, text formatting, and essential web development concepts for absolute beginners.
Whathecolor is a color-matching game for web developers to test their knowledge of CSS color notations like hsl() and rgb().
A guide explaining two methods to locate and edit the CSS file of a WordPress theme to customize a website's appearance.
A guide to correctly implementing custom error pages (like 404) in ASP.NET MVC, addressing common pitfalls and SEO concerns.
A developer shares a simple JavaScript script to automatically generate a talks list from a JSON file, eliminating manual HTML updates.
A positive review of Michael Hartl's 'Ruby on Rails Tutorial' book, praising its clear explanations and focus on Test Driven Development.
The author argues that CSS is a developer's tool, requiring programming skills and analytical thinking, not just design sensibilities.
