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Many people know that you can scan your credit credit in Mobile Safari. But how many web developers know how to create a form that supports that feature?
Jason Grigsby gets into the nitty gritty details including a …
We have all written essays during our school days. There was always a minimum word count – 250, 500 words – that we needed to meet before submitting. Before I had a computer at home I used to count words …
The web is full of third-party scripts. Sites use them for ads, analytics, retargeting, and more. But this isn’t always the whole story. Scripts can track your behavior, your preferences, and other information.
Here, we’re going to look at the …
Whilst attending a local meet-up last year in Nottingham, UK, my friends and I were introduced to the concept of NodeSchool. NodeSchool workshops are small applications which run in the terminal and exist to teach you various topics related …
I see my fair share of poorly-asked technical questions. Zell Liew’s advice:
The onus is on you to craft questions that others can understand and reply quickly.
Reminds me of two excellent sentences by Pamela Marie:
…Golden rule asking a
Four years ago I posted “Don’t Overthink it Grids” and it resonated with quite a few people. Even back then, I thought we might have been at Peak Grid. Someone was promoting a new grid framework practically every week.
That …
Few things are as annoying on the web as having the page layout unexpectedly change or shift while you’re trying to view or interact with it. Whether you’re attempting to read an article as it wriggles around in front of …
These days, almost every website encourages visitors to share its pages on social media. We’ve all seen the ubiquitous Facebook and Twitter icons, among others, just begging to be clicked. This comes as no surprise as sharing via social media, …
Summer! It’s been too long since I chronicle’d at ya. You know, where I chitchat about what’s been going on in life, around here, and on my other projects. …
The following is a guest post by Nick Berens, a senior front-end developer at wisnet.com. Nick and his team have been building websites through custom style guides for years. Over those years, Nick has been building and evolving …
Let’s say we’ve just changed some CSS in a file and we want to stage it with Git. …
