DEV·4yThose HTML Elements You Never Use
There are over a hundred elements in HTML that can be applied to pieces of text to give them special meaning in a document. In this article, I dive deep into the HTML documentation, to come out with a handy bag of elements that will improve your website in not one, but two very important ways.
Pointer·4yCSS Tips
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in a markup language like HTML. CSS is designed to enable the separation of presentation and content, including layout, colors, and fonts. This separation can improve content accessibility.
Towards Dev·4yWeb scraping with JavaScript and Node.js
Web scraping is the process of extracting content and data from a website. Many industries use web scraping for market analysis, price comparison, and machine learning. We are going to build a simple web scraper with javascript and Node.js. We will use it to scrape information related to a product, specifically the product’s name, price, and image.
DEV·4yWhat do you think of my HTML5 game?
The rules of the game are pretty simple but it does get a little challenging after the first few levels. It was super-fun to design and implement this game (not so fun though hacking around quirks of iOS Safari) Let me know what you folks think. Happy to answer any question if you have.
Medium·4yStack & Tools You Should Learn to Become a Full-Stack Developer Faster
Single Page Applications (SPAs) are the way to go. Vue.Js is one of the most popular SPA-building libraries. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment that is open-source and cross-platform. MongoDB is the “M” in the famous MEAN and MERN stacks.
Hashnode·4yWhat I learned from building websites after a 10-year freelancing hiatus
Ten years ago I worked as a freelancer building websites with WordPress. I created custom Designs/Templates with Photoshop, HTML, PHP, and CSS. CSS got so much easier yet so much complicated! Back then we could only dream about that. Back then it was a “nice to have” but “we don't want to pay a lot for it”
LogRocket·4yBuilding modern sliders with HTML, CSS, and Swiper
Swiper is a JavaScript library that creates modern touch sliders with hardware-accelerated transitions. It is available for vanilla JavaScript, Angular, React, Vue.js, and Svelte. Swiper is currently on v.8; however, check for the respective migration guide to upgrade from Swiper 6 to Swiper 7.
Hacker News·4yThe absurd complexity of server-side rendering
Server-side rendering (SSR) is a new way of rendering HTML in the browser. SSR apps are complex and error-prone, and the way we're going about it right now is terrifyingly terrifying. Rust has built a career by recognising that we need better tools to work with them.
Hacker Noon·4yC# HTML to PDF - A Code Example
IronPDF allows developers to create, alter, and retrieve PDF documents from within.NET Core and framework projects. A fully working version of the Google Chromium engine is included into IronPDF DLL to render C HTML to PDF. The IronPDF can convert HTML to.pdf form the existing HTML page with text HTML and HTML content disposition.
gitconnected·4yGoodbye HTML. Hello Canvas!
Part 7: Mosaic Generator & Releasing The Library You can read the previous article here. This is the link to play the demo (NOT for smartphone) The library is a bit different from what was described before. While I don’t make a proper documentation, you can inspect the source files.
Mercari Engineering·4yTool created to help improve local web frontend performance
This article is for day 21 of Merpay Advent Calendar 2021. This article is a translation of the Japanese article written on December 21, 2021. The Merpay Frontend team currently uses Looker to visualize data, in order to monitor code coverage and performance. The lighthouse command (lhci) is what I use to actually measure the performance of webpages.
