Best of CSS — August 2022
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Dev Genius·4y
The CSS Hack You Need To Know!
The Attr() selector allows our CSS style sheet code to communicate with our HTML. The selector allows us to read in attribute values specific to the targeted HTML tag or element. A common practice implementation for this type of feature would be to use an additional span within an element. The span value is updated as required.
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asayer·4y
11 Authentication Mistakes and how to fix them
When authenticating a form on your web application, you must be careful not to display just one error message. Displaying a specific error message is dangerous because it could let an attacker use an automated trial-and-error method to determine a user’s username and password. Injection attacks, memory leaks, and compromised systems can occur if data provided in form input is not properly checked. All of the libraries I recommend for validation.
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Modern CSS selectors
This tutorial discusses three recent pseudo-class selectors which target elements based on their state. This creates identical CSS code and reduces typing effort and reduces Typing effort. The tutorial also reduces typing efforts and reduces writing effort. OpenReplay is an open-source, session replay suite that lets you see what users do on your web app. For more information, visit www.openreplay. www. Open Replay is a session replay. Click here for more information. Click HERE for more details.
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Changelog·4y
Real world application
Electron is a framework for creating native applications with web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The Electron app is written in plain-old HTML and JavaScript. The Tauri app installer is around 2,5MB (!!!), while the Electron install is around ~85MB. Tauri has many security features built-in by default. You can even explicitly enable or disable certain APIs.
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TkDodo·4y
Avoiding useEffect with callback refs
Ref is a reserved property on build-in primitives, where React will store the DOM node after it was rendered. It will be set back to null when the component is unmounted. The linter won't complain about adding it to the dependency array, and the ref is also not read during render. The effect will run once "on mount" (twice in strict mode. If the react element unmounts, it will be called once more. The react element is called once again. The reaction element was called once further. The ref is called again. It will also be called as an argument.
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web.dev·4y
CSS border animations
There are a few methods available to set a border on an element: border, outline, and box-shadow. Each approach comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, especially when it comes to animating the borders. The main reason to not use a proper CSS border is for animation purposes. The border-image does not follow the border-radius. does not following the border radius.
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Deep dive into JavaScript's Iterators, Iterables and Generators
The for...of loop is the protocol for iterating over data structures provided by JavaScript. We'll discuss and explore these concepts and learn how to implement them within your next JavaScript project. The concept of anIterable is any structure that has the Symbol.iterator key; the corresponding method has the following behavior. In JavaScript, the Array object is the most iterative iterable in nature. The following behavior has the same behavior. The code block will attempt to create a LeapYear of leap year. The first element is the first element and the last element of a leap year and the next element of our iteration.
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Hashnode·4y
Web-based all-in-one gradient editor.
Gradientify is a free online tool that provides 100+ trendy, beautiful, carefully crafted gradients for your apps, blog, UI design or to be used as content backgrounds. It is open source and you can use it for free without attribution. Save gradients, Search gradient by Hex, add new gradients and add newGradients and dark mode.
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Four top Front End Monitoring Tools for your Website
Front-end or front-end application monitoring includes the process and tools for tracking and managing an application's presentation layer. For example, NGINX Amplify, a SaaS-based monitoring tool, monitors performance, tracks infrastructure assets, and enhances configuration using static analysis. OpenReplay tracks critical slowdowns, crashes, CPU/memory usage, rendering times, etc. It can capture JavaScript errors and sync with recordings. You can upload your source maps to see the source code in the stack trace.
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Next.js vs NuxtJS: a comparison of two powerhouses
New features in NuxtJS 3’s public beta, released in October, gave developers more time to focus on creating wonderful user experiences. Nuxt JS offers a module system that enables the core to be expanded. If there is an existing NuxJS module, you don’t need to create it all from scratch or maintain boilerplate. Plugins and configuration settings can be added. In addition to hybrid rendering permits various caching rules per route. If you share an article on Facebook, it can appear with the title “undefined” rather than the original article’SEOs.
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Vue.js Developers·4y
Custom Vue 3 boilerplate — Vite, Pinia, Vue Router & Tailwind CSS
Vue3-boilerplate is a dev tool for building and serving Pinia. It's time to move into our project folder, install packages and run our boilerplate in development environment. The stack of this boilerplate is focused on web app front end, therefore I'll keep it simple.
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LogRocket·4y
Building single-page applications with CSS transitions
Using SPAs on mobile devices, you can create an SPACreating an SPA server with ExpressEditing the client-side SPA with JavaScriptNavigation using the History API. In this article, we will explore the steps involved in more great articles from LogRocket.
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How to Build a Progress Bar Indicator for Next.js
Next.js is a server-side framework with an emphasis on performance. It is also of the most widely used JavaScript frameworks (beneath React) worldwide. The server- side rendering for React apps is then done by Next.js. It can be making an API request or rendering a complicated page component in the background. For more information, visit our next-app.js, or create a new next-apartment.js to see the new project.
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gitconnected·4y
How to build a (simple) blog using Rust
Rust is an amazing language both in terms of speed of the execution and developer experience. The goal of the rewrite is to get something out which could serve as a learning example and be built upon to further my understanding of the language. For this project, serde will be used for serializing the metadata of a blog post. This is macro, or more precisely, a proc_macro.
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Community Picks·4y
W3Schools Is Better Than You Think
MDN Web Docs are very detailed, often offering a more meaty bit of content than your typical W3Schools tutorial. There is a section/page for most individual concepts on everything they cover. Since you have a good foundational knowledge, you can more easily read and understand these extras without it weighing you down.
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Recognizing Speech with vanilla JavaScript
Speech recognition, or speech-to-text, is a capability that enables a program to process human speech into a written format. The chat app will be able to access your microphone when the start listening button is clicked and will have a response to specific questions asked. When you head to the browser and hit the refresh button and hit you’s. The words are meant to be in a single sentence. To correct that we will need to map through each of our results. For that to happen, we will make a variable.
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Transitioning Into Web3 As a Frontend, Backend, or Fullstack Developer
A full-stack developer has the knowledge and abilities to work on a web application's front and backend. This includes HTML, CSS, Javascript, Reactjs, or Angular on the frontend (client) and coding with Javascript, Java, Go lang or C# on the backend (server side)
