In 2019, Vue has had a crazy rise in popularity. Its number of weekly downloads doubled from 600K to 1.2M. The highly-anticipated Vue 3.0 — the next iteration of this framework — is scheduled to be released some point in Q1 of 2020. There are a ton of efficiency, syntax, and optimization changes that are planned … Read more
No class names, no frameworks, just semantic HTML and you’re done.
If you’re new to JavaScript and have a hard time trying to understand how promises work, hopefully this article will assist you in understanding them more clearly. With that said, this article is aimed at those who are a little unsure about promises. This post won’t be going over executing promises using async/await (although they’re the same … Read more
GitHub 01 — Add or remove class from an elementbasic 02 — Allow to enter particular characters onlyintermediate 03 — Append to an elementbasic 04 — Attach or detach an event handlerbasic 05 — Calculate the size of scrollbarintermediate 06 — Change the website faviconintermediate 07 — Check an element against a selectorbasic 08 — Check if an element has given classbasic 09 — Check if an element is a descendant of anotherbasic … Read more
They say that most web apps are just HTML forms. Well, forms need validation and thankfully, HTML5 comes with many great in-built form validation capabilities for things like email, numbers, max, min, etc. You can even write your own validation rules with patterns. In this article, I will talk about how you can leverage HTML5 validation … Read more
CSS Viewport units have been around for the last few years, and by time, I see them being used more and more by developers. Their benefit lies in providing us with a way to size things in a fluid and dynamic way, without the need to use JavaScript. Also, it’s easy to provide a fallback … Read more
Over the last few days, we’ve looked at how some awesome ways you can use one line of CSS to replace a bunch of custom JavaScript. We learned how to create a sticky nav, how to keep anchor links for hiding behind the nav, and how to animate scrolling to anchor links. Today, we’re going to look at … Read more
TL/DR: Diagonal layouts are great. You can build them easily with CSS. Take a look at this CodePen to see how it works. Layouts with diagonal sections are quite popular for several years now. It is not the new hot stuff, and you will probably not find it in the articles titled “Design trends for 2020”. But I … Read more
In the first article of this series, we walked through Smashing Magazine’s journey from WordPress to the JAMstack. We covered the reasons for the change, the benefits that came with it, and hurdles that were encountered along the way. Like any large engineering project, the team came out the other end knowing more about the spectrum of … Read more
