A curated list of essential RSS feeds for frontend developers, covering JavaScript, web standards, and large-scale web application development.
A deep dive into HTML5 fundamentals, browser parsing rules, and how understanding them can lead to more maintainable markup.
Analysis of CSS vendor prefixes' failures and proposals for new web standards strategies to address bloat and compatibility issues.
A discussion on the practical value of HTML semantics, focusing on accessibility and the real-world impact of semantic markup on screen readers.
A developer's journey to create SofiaJS, a JavaScript user group in Bulgaria, to foster a local community for developers.
A guide to implementing cross-browser sound notifications in web pages using HTML5 audio, Flash, and legacy browser fallbacks.
A gallery exploring CSS transitions and animations, demonstrating various animatable properties with interactive demos.
A developer shares personal experiences and feedback from speaking at four front-end web development conferences, including JSConf EU and Fronteers.
A guide on using git rebase to automatically synchronize a gh-pages branch with the master branch in a GitHub repository.
Chainvas library update adds modularity, IE8+ compatibility, client-side build script, and extensive documentation for API chaining.
A developer's first look at the newly launched Google+ API, covering initial impressions and the potential for new applications.
Introducing cubic-bezier.com, an improved tool for creating and visualizing CSS cubic-bezier() easing functions with advanced features.
A tutorial on creating a typing animation effect using the CSS3 steps() function, requiring monospace fonts and a solid background.
A developer creates a web tool to convert CSS color names to RGB, HEX, and HSL values using HTML5 Canvas and modern web APIs.
Analyzing URL readability, comparing hierarchical paths vs. query strings, and discussing separator characters for better web design.
A programming tip on overcoming creative blocks by first writing functional but imperfect code, then refining it into an elegant solution.
A guide to creating an accessible star rating widget using only CSS, with no JavaScript required for core functionality.
A web developer reflects on the positive aspects of the programming community, highlighting collaboration, meritocracy, and passion.
A critique and improved implementation of CSS3 ticket-like tags using pure CSS with gradients and no extra HTML markup.
A developer creates twee+, a client-side tool for posting longer tweets without Twitter's character limit, avoiding external services and OAuth.
