24th February 2020 at 10:48
A web developer shares a pro-tip for writing tutorials and introduces his work with Set Studio, Piccalilli, and a CSS course.
Andy Bell is a UK-based designer and front-end developer specializing in CSS and design systems. He’s the founder of Piccalilli and Set Studio, helping teams and organizations build better, more resilient web interfaces.
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A web developer shares a pro-tip for writing tutorials and introduces his work with Set Studio, Piccalilli, and a CSS course.
Andy Bell announces a live stream focused on front-end development work, specifically building a tutorial viewer for Piccalilli.
Explains how to build a micro blog using Jamstack, IFTTT, and Netlify, detailing the setup and workflow.
Andy announces a live coding stream focused on building a Vue component with Vuex, within a prototype.
A developer explores Google Fonts subsetting to reduce font file sizes, sharing performance tests and results from implementing it on a website.
Andy Bell announces a live stream to start building a tutorial template on his new site and gives Firefox another try.
A critique of advice to omit HTML and CSS from developer CVs, arguing they are fundamental front-end skills.
Andy announces a live stream to redesign his microblog, focusing on web design and front-end development.
A web developer discusses the resurgence of blogging and the importance of owning your content, while introducing his agency and educational resources.
A developer shares their perspective on TypeScript, questioning its value for small teams and linking to an article with reasons against using it.
Introduces a new fluid scale tool integrated with a design token generator for improved CSS workflows and responsive design.
Andy Bell shares a front-end tip for preventing line breaks using a zero-width, non-breaking space HTML entity.
Andy introduces Utopia, a fluid typography tool, and discusses its algorithmic approach to responsive web design.
Jeremy Keith's article critiques server-side rendering and hydration, comparing it to progressive enhancement but noting a missing mindset.
A deep-dive into the accessibility shortcomings of the native HTML video player, highlighting browser and assistive tech issues.
A developer shares a frustrating CSS flexbox debugging moment, highlighting the difference between flex-direction and justify-content.
A developer shares the joy of returning to hands-on HTML, CSS, and JS coding after a month focused on static design tools.
A critique of the Gatsby team's comparison of JavaScript and image sizes, arguing it's misleading for web performance.
A quick Git tip on removing committed files and a brief introduction to the author's web development work and courses.
Andy Bell discusses the importance of remembering web history and standards while acknowledging the modern, diverse web development landscape.