Hashnode·6y40 Amazing Developers You Should Follow On Youtube
There are some of the most amazing developers that will teach you everything you need to know for HTML, CSS and JS. If you want to learn anything from React, Angular, Vue or even NodeJS, Mongo, AWS and much more, there are great people to follow here.
Hashnode·6yHow to become a Kickass Web Developer in 2021 [Frontend & Backend Tips]
Web development is a domain where the work is involved in developing (or building) a website (ora web app) for the internet. Without knowledge of the web, you can't become a good developer. These are some of the tips all web devs should have whether you're a full-stack or a front-end dev.
Hashnode·6yAn easy React 17 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS + NextJS setup
NextJS is becoming a de facto framework for modern web development. In this article we will build a starter repo that you can use for every new project. We'll add the TypeScript packages first, so later we can immediately add the typings. First, we'll need to install the tailwindcss package. Then we'll create a new file for the types file.
Hashnode·6yDark Mode in CSS (toggle)
Invert() function is used with filter property to invert the color samples. hue-rotate function is also used to rotate the hue of an element and its contents. Invert() requires an argument to be passed to it. This argument can be either a percentage value or a number.
Hashnode·6yDesign a CSS Art-(Frankenstein)
This tutorial will help you break down how CSS is made. We will use Codepen, an online editor which let's us code in HTML, CSS, and Javascript without linking the files. A basic outline of the art will make it easier to add details accordingly. A container div containing the entire face will be a class called Container.
Hashnode·6yChrome find unused code 🔎
Chrome has a Code Coverage tool. It shows you what CSS and JavaScript is being used on a page. You can run a coverage by re-indexing the page. This gives you a high-level overview of the scripts and css loaded. You could then use another tool to remove these lines from your code.
Hashnode·6yCSS cut out effect that will blow your mind 🤯
A CSS cut-out effect is having a background image show through the text. The effect is so cool and just around fun to see. It's only a div with a text element inside it. The last step is enabling the mix-blend-mode. Since we are using a full contrast, it will totally remove the black text and show whatever is behind there.
Hashnode·6yResponsive Design Strategy
Mobile-first is the more traditional way of making a responsive design. The way we do this, is by writing media queries that test for max-width. In mobile-first, we start by writing CSS code for smaller screens in order to optimize for mobile, and then, move up to larger screens using media queries.
Hashnode·6yHyper-Lightweight Website Designs
Hyper Lightweight Websites (Chris Zacharias) is a reconception of a web-based user interface designed for the purposes of pushing the limits of performance. The goal is to provide an experience, roughly consistent with the real thing, that can be delivered to an end-user as fast as possible.
Hashnode·6yHow to Make a Single Div Logo
In this short article, I show you how I made a single div logo just using CSS. I'm using SCSS in this example, but you could use CSS variables if you'd like. I love making CSS art; it's one of the best ways to grow your skills - making dynamic-column layouts can only teach you so much.
CSS-Tricks·6yCSS in 3D: Learning to Think in Cubes Instead of Boxes
This article is a look at how I’m currently approaching 3D CSS and goes over some tips and tricks that might help you. My path to learning CSS was a little unorthodox. I was a Java developer. It wasn’t until later that I got to tackle and find my love for the front end.
gitconnected·6yWhat is Tailwind CSS and why you should use it
Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework which means it has various utility classes which help to create layouts and rapidly create custom designs. Most UI frameworks like Bootstrap, Material UI, Bulma etc. have pre-designed UI components like cards, buttons, navbars, alerts. Tailwind CSS doesn’t give you pre-defined components to use. You can use tailwind utility-classes in any combination to create your own UI components.
Product Hunt·6yCSS Spider — The fastest and easiest way to check, copy and edit CSS
The fastest and easiest way to check, copy and edit CSS. Don't forget about inspect element for CSS Embed Collect. Use Embed collect to help you with your CSS editing. For more information on Embedcollect, visit: www.csscollect.org.
Hashnode·6yResponsive text truncation with CSS
This is a simple CodePen example of responsive text truncation using CSS. We can achieve this using either Flexbox (for modern browsers) or Tables (supports also legacy browsers) See the Pen Responsive CSS text truncated by Adrian Bece (@AdrianBece) on CodePen.
Tuts+·6y10 CSS3 Properties you Need to be Familiar With
We've already covered the 30 selectors that we should all memorize, but what about the new CSS3 properties? Though most of them still require a vendor-specific prefix, you can still use them in your projects today. The text-stroke property isn't yet part of the CSS3 spec, but is now supported by all major browsers.
Hashnode·6yHow CSS Works Behind The Scene - Cascade & Specificity
Cascade is a process of combining different stylesheets and resolving conflicts between different CSS rules and declarations. It works when more than one rule applies to a certain element. The cascade starts by giving conflicting declarations different importance’ based on where they’re declared (i.e. their source)
