Best of HTMLMay 2022

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·4y

    Run Python in your HTML

    PyScript is a framework that allows users to create rich Python applications in the browser using HTML’s interface. It aims to give users a first-class programming language that has consistent styling rules, is more expressive, and is easier to learn. PyScript is just HTML, only a bit (okay, maybe a lot) more powerful, thanks to the rich and accessible ecosystem of Python libraries.

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    PyScript: Python in the browser

    Anaconda’s CEO Peter Wang announced a shiny new technology called PyScript. It allows users to write Python and in fact many languages in the browser. PyScript makes the power of Python accessible to a far greater audience of front-end developers. The alpha release of PyScript can be found on pyscript.net.

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    How to Improve Coding skills by doing 100 Days Of Code? Here are the 16 benefits that I got from it.

    On 26 May 2022, I completed the 100 Days of code series on Twitter. I was consistent for the first 48 days but after that, due to my family problem I broke that consistency. By doing code daily and sharing projects on Twitter I grew my Audience from 0 to 3200+.That's all about this article.

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    Material Tailwind V2 - Components library for Tailwind CSS & Material Design

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    Building a Mobile App using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

    In this article, we will learn how to leverage the power of HTML, CSS, and Javascript to build a simple mobile app. We will not be using frameworks like Ionic or React Native. This tutorial focuses on showing how a basic web app can be made to feel and behave like a native mobile application that can be installed and run on mobile devices.

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    Building an Animated Vertical Timeline Chart with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

    This article will use HTML5 , CSS3 (glassmorphism implementation), and Vanilla JavaScript to create a vertical timeline chart. The chart will display various events vertically aligned in a card-like layout. Event cards at odd number positions are placed on the right side of the vertical line, and those at even number positions on the left side. Each event card is alternatively displayed in opposite positions.

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    Web Performance

    Rendering is the process of turning a web page's assets ( HTML, CSS, JS, and other static assets) into interactive content on the browser. A typical request travels through the internet before it reaches a server that sends back a response to the client. The response manifests different entities such as Styles , Markup , Scripts , and other files. They represent the different life forms on Renderland.

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    microsoft/Web-Dev-For-Beginners: 24 Lessons, 12 Weeks, Get Started as a Web Developer

    12-week, 24-lesson curriculum all about JavaScript, CSS, and HTML basics. Each lesson includes pre- and post-lessons quizzes, written instructions to complete the lesson, a solution, an assignment and more. Project-based pedagogy allows you to learn while building, a proven way to 'stick'

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    The amazing HTML5 Picture Element

    The picture element is an HTML element for declaring images based on different screen sizes or viewport. It takes in two properties, the — <source> tag which makes use of the srcset property to specify different images. There are a few use-case scenarios in which the picture tag can be very useful, below are three examples.

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    Avatar of dwbDavid Walsh·4y

    CSS :optional

    CSS :optional represents form elements that aren't required. In a sense, it feels like : optional represents :not([required]) , but :optional is limited to just form fields. A decade ago HTML and CSS added the ability to, at least signal, validation of form fields with required attribute.

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    Hidden Features! 25 Fun Things You Can Do With DuckDuckGo Search Engine

    DuckDuckGo (fondly nicknamed DDG) has some cool features most users are not aware of. Entering the search term just after the website name will land you on the required result from that website. Check who is currently in space. Find rhyming words. Check if a website is down.

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    Making Your SSR Sites 42x Faster With Redis Cache

    Redis is an in-memory store that is primarily used as a database. In this tutorial, we'll look at how to adjust your Node.JS Express application to build in lightning-fast caching with Redis. I was able to speed up page load time by, on average, 95%.

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    What's the difference between :root and html in CSS?

    CSS has two ways to target the root element of an HTML document - the :root pseudo-class and the html selector. The :root selector has a higher specificity than thehtml selector. This is because :root is a pseudo- class selector, while html is a type selector.

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    A Perfect Table of Contents With HTML + CSS | CSS-Tricks

    A table of contents is an important part of a print book. It represents the title of the chapter or section and links the title to the page number. The easiest way to solve this is to simply insert the word “page’s” before the number before the title.