Explores various tenant identification techniques for multitenant ASP.NET Core applications, including query strings, routes, and HTTP headers.
A bookmarklet that lets you warp and manipulate any DOM element on a webpage with a simple click.
A developer reflects on the rarity of challenging frontend performance work in React projects and the industry's bias towards high-powered devices.
Explains the experimental CSS corner-shape property for creating advanced corner shapes like squircles, scoops, and notches directly in CSS.
A guide to enabling trailing slash support in Blazor Static URLs through configuration tweaks for better routing and SEO.
A talk summary on building resilient code by mastering core CSS skills, based on lessons from the Complete CSS course.
Announcement of htmx 4, replacing XMLHttpRequest with fetch() and introducing breaking changes with a detailed upgrade plan.
A developer's October 2025 link roundup featuring React Compiler, Node.js features, CSS anchor positioning, and tech explainers.
BinEye is a modern, cross-platform numeric and color analysis tool for developers, now rewritten with web technologies.
Explores the CSS field-sizing property, demonstrating its use cases for dynamic form and UI element sizing based on content.
Chrome 143 introduces anchored container queries, allowing CSS to detect and style elements based on which anchor positioning fallback is used.
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A beginner's guide to Node.js, explaining what it is and how to run your first JavaScript application outside of a web browser.
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The evolution of FFConf from a pure JavaScript conference to a broader web development event focused on ethics, community, and personal growth.
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A beginner's guide to using shells and understanding file system paths for web development.
Eleventy updates its Open Collective supporter facepile rules to give permanent credit to individual contributors, including one-time donors.
A satirical argument that HTML is the world's most difficult programming language, based on the prevalence of invalid HTML, with a call for developers to prioritize writing valid code.
Explores the forgotten HTML Table API for programmatically creating and manipulating tables without using innerHTML or full re-renders.
Ben Nadel argues for using self-closing ColdFusion custom tags to make code structure explicit and avoid confusion in nested tags.
The original Django Book from 2006 is now available again online at DjangoBook.com, restored using modern AI tools.
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A look at gradient.style, a CSS tool for creating and sharing HDR gradients with sharable URLs and multi-layered imports.
