Best of HTMLJanuary 2021

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    A Free 12-Hour Coding Bootcamp to Help You Decide Whether Coding is For You

    A Free 12-Hour Coding Bootcamp to Help You Decide Whether Coding is For You. Ania Kubow will teach you how to code in 12 hours. The bootcamp is free and open to the public. For more information, visit codingbootcamp.org.

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    Refactoring old code

    A colleague asked me to write an extension on an old codebase. The old code was using loops and wasn't really efficient with the tools we have nowadays. I decided to use the Map method to map the data into the desired format. The last thing we need is to have the array sorted based on the number variable.

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    A Brief History of Web Development

    In 1993, Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first version of HTML. In 1995, a Netscape programmer named Brandan Eich developed a new scripting language called Mocha. In 2005, Ruby became another rising star in the server-side game. In 2009, Ryan Dahl created NodeJS, a way to write that would execute it as a server- side scripting language.

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    Phaser Editor 2D — Friendly web-based IDE for making HTML5 games

    A comple game IDE with visual tools for layout scenes, make sprite animations and coding (JavaScript/TypeScript) It has a powerful prefab and component systems for making reusable assets. The games are powered by the popular Phaser framework. Embed your own games.

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    How to Make a Landing Page using HTML, SCSS, and JavaScript

    How to Make a Landing Page using HTML, SCSS, and JavaScript. Beau Carnes explains how to make a landing page using HTML and SCSS. Visit Beau Carnes' website for more information on how to create your own landing page in the U.S. and around the world.

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    Avatar of css_tricksCSS-Tricks·5y

    Components: Server-Side vs. Client-Side

    Web components are reusable bits of HTML code that are written in JavaScript and made functional by the browser. Server components are also reusable, but are compiled into HTML before the browser sees them. Both types of components are still relevant and can help us build super awesome websites. Let’s explore how client and server components differ from one another.

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    Avatar of css_tricksCSS-Tricks·5y

    Fixing Smooth Scrolling with Find-on-Page

    When you control+f or command+f and search on CSS-Tricks, it’ll scroll very slowly instead of snapping to the result. As someone who uses this shortcut frequently, this is a usability issue for me. Until the Chromium team fixes it, here is a trick how to solve the problem on your own.

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    Why You Should Stop Writing Server-Based Web Apps

    JAMstack uses a static site generator to create static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other assets, and deploys everything to a content delivery network (CDN) The idea is relatively simple. Turn everything you possibly can into pre-rendered markup. Once it reaches the browser, progressively use JavaScript + APIs to make the application as dynamic and personalized as you need it to be.

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    How to Manipulate the DOM - the Ultimate Beginner's Guide

    Chibuike Okere is a Nigerian journalist and author. She is best known for her work on the DOM, a form of the Internet. She has written several books on the subject, including one on DOM manipulation. Her latest book, DOM Manipulation, is available now on Amazon.