Best of HTML2023

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    HTML can do this? Part 1

    Discover some cool things that HTML can do, including creating open/close widgets, linking to email addresses and telephone numbers, using autocomplete in a list, and modifying text directly.

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    Optimal Images in HTML

    Shopify Storefront Build is the most powerful no-code solution for Shopify merchants to drive growth Pricing Blog.io & Elastic Path on 12/13 Use Cases Landing Pages Customize and optimize high performing landing pages within your existing site or app Headless CMS. Visually create and seamlessly manage content on any tech stack.

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    Float UI v2 - Free Tailwind UI components in Html, React, Vue, Svelte

    Float UI is an open-source and free Tailwind UI library for HTML, React, Vue, and Svelte, with production-ready templates.

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    Create a Virtual World with JavaScript

    Learn how to create a virtual world using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The course covers building a spatial graph, user-friendly interfaces, generating road borders and buildings, loading real-world data, and more.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·2y

    You don't need JavaScript for that

    The article discusses the rule of least power in web development, which advocates for choosing the least powerful language suitable for a given purpose. It highlights examples of using native HTML and CSS instead of JavaScript, such as creating custom switches, using the datalist element for autosuggest, utilizing the native color picker, implementing accordions, and using dialog modals. The article also mentions future features that will further reduce the need for JavaScript.

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    Astro 3.0

    Astro 3.0 is the first major web framework to support the View Transitions API. Fade, slide, morph, and even persist stateful elements across page navigation with ease. New features include Image Optimization (stable) and faster Rendering Performance.

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    Avatar of mattrickardMatt Rickard·3y

    Why Tailwind CSS Won

    Tailwind CSS has become synonymous to some degree with the UI components shipped through Tailwind UI (which is a UI framework) It replaces a generation of sites built with Twitter Bootstrap. Tailwind is tree-shaken by default and doesn’t have its own ideas of grids or flexboxes.

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·3y

    Full Stack Engineer – Career Guide

    Full Stack engineering roles have been growing in popularity over the last decade. But what exactly are full-stack engineers? What do they do on a day-to-day basis? And how can you become a full- Stack engineer yourself? In this article, I will go over the definition of full- stack engineering.

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    Tailwind CSS: 15 Component Libraries & UI Kits

    Tailwind CSS has surpassed Bulma, Semantic UI, Foundation, and other prominent CSS frameworks in just a few years. It is now the 2nd most popular framework in the world, with Bootstrap holding a sturdy number one position. With several hundred custom components, it's also one of the most complete libraries.

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    Avatar of devtoDEV·3y

    Web apps - my mental cheat-sheet

    The default is now to deliver software over the internet, piggy-banking on the cross-platform-runs-everything-silver-bullet aka. With great power comes great complexity. But what does that mean exactly? What does the browser flicker when you change the page inside the web app?

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    JavaScript Playground – A no-fuss pure JavaScript playground with a live feedback loop

    JavaScript Playground is a small web application that provides a JavaScript playground for free. You can think of it as a tiny editor for you to quickly test any JavaScript supported by your browser. It functions pretty much like a REPL, where you are given immediate feedback on the Console screen as you change your code.

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    The Roadmap to Web Dev Mastery (Best Resources)

    Learn about the complexities of today's web development landscape, including frameworks and libraries. Acquire skills for free through resources and avoid critical mistakes. Grasp the workings of a website, delve into front-end mastery with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, optimize workflow with JavaScript frameworks, build a portfolio, and explore back-end mastery. Bright Data provides a valuable tool for accessing web data.

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    Avatar of smashingSmashing Magazine·3y

    Top Front-End Tools Of 2022 — Smashing Magazine

    Top Front-End Tools Of 2022 are the most popular tools in the developer community. Almost all of these tools are practical tools you can use in your projects today. Piling.js is a JavaScript library that allows you to build interfaces where large amounts of items can be dragged and dropped into “piles” It’s built on top of PixiJS.

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    Avatar of syscolabsslSysco LABS Sri Lanka·3y

    The Art of Micro Frontends

    The Art of Micro Frontends is a modular architecture design for web. The concept of micro frontends is an extension of the micro services used in backend. Companies such as Netflix, Zalando and Capital One have pushed the pattern to the front, preparing the groundwork for micro-frontends.

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    HTMX: Building Interactive Web Apps Without JavaScript

    HTMX is a lightweight JavaScript library that enables developers to create interactive web experiences without writing JavaScript code. It offers simplicity, performance, maintainability, and SEO benefits. The key features of HTMX include asynchronous HTTP requests, DOM manipulation, client-side routing, and WebSockets support.

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    10 Essential VSCode Extensions for Newbie Web Developers

    VSCode is a powerful and popular code editor that provides an extensive range of functionalities. For beginner web developers, these extensions can significantly improve productivity and streamline the development process. We will explore ten useful VSCode extensions that every aspiring web developer should consider adding to their toolbox.

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    nuejs/nuejs: Build user interfaces with cleaner code. Alternative to React, Vue, and Svelte

    Nue JS is a small JavaScript library for building web interfaces with cleaner code. It offers a minimalist approach and easy-to-understand code, making it easier to scale. Nue supports server-side rendering and can be used for UI library development, progressive enhancement, static website generators, and single-page applications.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·3y

    Float UI - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024

    Float UI is an open-source library of high-quality UI components and customizable templates built on top of Tailwind CSS and modern JS frameworks. It recently launched Float UI v2 and is looking for expert tips and contributions.

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    Avatar of changelogChangelog·3y

    Adding custom HTML and CSS to GitHub README

    Learn how to add custom HTML and CSS to your GitHub README using SVG.

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    Web Scraping - A Complete Guide

    Web Scraping, also known as data extraction or data scraping, is the process of extracting or collecting data from websites or other sources in the form of text, images, videos, links, etc. It is helpful when a particular website does not have an official API or has a limit on the access of data.

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    11 Lesser-Known HTML Tags That Can Enhance Your Web Development Skills

    These tags are not widely known, but can be incredibly handy in specific circumstances. Jackson Sophat/ Unsplash HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the backbone of web development. Here are some uncommon and unique HTML tags that you may not be aware of but can bring added value to your web development projects.

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    All of Learn HTML! is available

    All modules of the Learn HTML course have been published. It provides an in-depth journey to understand HTML and includes modules on forms, images, audio and video, HTML APIs, and more. The course is written by Estelle Weyl.

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·3y

    JavaScript Game Tutorial – Build a Stick Hero Clone with HTML Canvas + JavaScript

    Learn how to create a Stick Hero clone game using pure JavaScript and HTML canvas. This tutorial covers game initialization, different game phases, drawing platforms, hero, and sticks, the main animation loop, and event handling.

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·3y

    How to Learn to Code & Get a Developer Job in 2023 [Full Book]

    How to Learn to Code & Get a Developer Job in 2023 is the full book – for free – right here on freeCodeCamp.org. More than a million people visit this website each day to learn about math, programming, and computer science. The book is for anyone who is considering a career in software development.

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    10 CSS Techniques for Hiding Elements

    This article explores ten different methods for hiding content using CSS, including using the display property, visibility property, and opacity property. The techniques discussed can improve the user experience and create more dynamic and interactive web pages.