Exploring the concept of 'buildless' web development, where code runs without bundlers or build steps, and examining modern techniques to achieve it.
A developer explains the creation of 'bic', a minimal static site generator written entirely in Bash, detailing the motivation and technical approach.
A developer reflects on 10 years of blogging, sharing lessons on titles, writing for yourself, and how blogging aids career growth.
A blog post discussing the concept of 'tag gardening' for cleaning up and organizing tags on a technical blog, inspired by another developer's process.
A CSS developer discusses the importance of the State of CSS survey, highlighting potential bias and the need for diverse participation.
A developer reflects on the evolution of his custom static site generator, moving away from complex YAML configuration towards a simpler approach.
Exploring how to build web applications in Go using only the standard library, without any external packages or dependencies.
Explains the HTML <aside> element, its role as a sectioning element and landmark, and its relationship to ARIA's complementary role.
A web developer's response to the UK CMA's mobile browser remedies, advocating for better browser engine parity and web app installation on iOS.
A tutorial on creating a clean, responsive timeline using CSS flexbox, with step-by-step code examples for markup and styling.
Learn the fundamentals of client-side JavaScript for DOM manipulation, including creating and modifying HTML elements programmatically.
A tutorial on enhancing Htmx web applications by replacing default confirmation dialogs with custom SweetAlert popups for better user experience.
Explores the HTML5 <article> element, its purpose for document structure, and its importance for web accessibility and semantics.
A review of a free, dense reference e-book for learning HTML elements and CSS properties through rote memorization.
Analyzes how JavaScript-heavy web architectures harm public service sites, causing slow performance and access barriers for users on low-end devices.
Argues that APIs should not redirect HTTP to HTTPS, but instead disable HTTP or return errors, to prevent accidental unencrypted data exposure.
A guide for R users to learn basics of Python, HTML, CSS, JS, and C++ to enhance their data science and web development projects.
An investigation into how JavaScript-first frontend culture and bloated frameworks contributed to performance issues, especially on low-end mobile devices.
Explains the HTML <address> element's semantic meaning and demonstrates how to correctly mark up contact information using Microdata and schema.org.
A developer shares progress on his educational course, detailing improvements to his video recording workflow and technical decisions like adopting htmx.
