Torque·3yCSS Best Practices: 16 Ways to Improve Your CSS Skills Quickly
By adhering to basic guidelines for writing CSS, you can make sure you produce clean, legible, and easily supportable code. Make your code readable and make it more comfortable to understand, maintain, and work with. If there is an existing style guide, stick with that.
The New Stack·3ySay Goodbye to Browsers and Passwords
Authentication is no longer a simple act of providing a username and password. It’s a journey that the user takes to confirm their identity and gain secure access to their resources. The browser is a solid choice as it gives us essential security features. Hypermedia allows users to traverse authentication steps as needed.
Community Picks·3yThe Full Guide to Web Scraping & Automation with JavaScript and NodeJS
Node has created an enormous ecosystem and use cases ranging from data science, game development, AI and of course, web automation. The Full Guide to Web Scraping & Automation with JavaScript and NodeJS is a guide for anyone who wants to start web automation in 2022 using this incredible JavaScript platform.
Community Picks·3yES modules: A cartoon deep-dive
With the release of Firefox 60 in May (currently in beta), all major browsers will support ES modules. The Node modules working group is currently working on adding ES module support to Node.js. Many JavaScript developers know that ES modules have been controversial, but few actually understand how they work.
LogRocket·3yWhat should a modern CSS boilerplate look like?
A CSS boilerplate is a set of unoriginal and unspecific CSS rules designed for inherent use in web projects. Using one can help you get your CSS up and running in seconds. The problem with popular CSS boilerplates is that they tend to be overzealous.
web.dev·3yThe large, small, and dynamic viewport units
The large, small, and dynamic viewport units are new CSS units that account for mobile viewports with dynamic toolbars. The units landed in browsers with these additional units = 1% of the size of the viewport’s inline axis. They ship in Chrome 108, joining Safari and Firefox which already have support.
Community Picks·3yThe complete guide to LocalStorage
For most web browsers, the web storage API provides a mechanism to store key-value pairs in the browser. It’s generally divided into localStorage and sessionStorage. With sessionStorage, the data is removed once the session ends or the browser closes.