Organize your CSS properties however you dang like
Over the last several years, I have read several lengthy articles on how everyone should organize your CSS and why one method is better than another. In fact, I have even bought into several of the…
You might have heard of RxJS, or ReactiveX, or reactive programming, or even just functional programming before. These are terms that are becoming more and
Can it be done with CSS? Do I need JavaScript? I know a lot of us ask these question when looking at designs and interactions. Recently I decided to dig in
Check out this nice image-zooming library by Desmond Ding. It's fairly little, has no dependencies, and has all the modern stuff to make it easy to integra
It wasn't that long ago where you couldn't programmatically copy text to the clipboard from the web without using Flash. But it's getting pretty well suppo
Adding and Leveraging a CDN on Your Website | CSS-Tricks
If you’ve been working around web development for a while, you’ll know that the web has a need for speed. The truth is simple: speed matters and faster is
The Power of the rgba() Color Function in CSS | CSS-Tricks
One of the things that I'm really interested in about CSS is the new color-mod function. It will give us the ability to do color manipulations right in the
CSS Grid, Flexbox And Box Alignment: Our New System For Web Layout
In this article, Rachel Andrew explains that by understanding flexbox you are very close to understanding much of grid layout. Please note that this article is quite lengthy, and contains dozens of...
How to Encode HEVC: Handbrake Settings to Use. HEVC's main advantage over H.264 is that it offers roughly double the compression ratio for the same quality. This means that a video file encoded with...
We all start somewhere. When it comes to web development with PHP, well, your first stop is this series. Designed specifically and exclusively for beginners, here, you'll learn the fundamentals of PHP...
The term "responsive images" has come to mean "responsive images in HTML", in other words, the srcset and sizes attribute for and the element. But how do t