Posts tagged with "web-development" (topic)
All posts tagged with "web-development" in the topic dimension.
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Art sources
| Good places to find free(ish) artwork for blog posts.
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Interactivity without JavaScript
| Bejofo reworks their JavaScript game to run without JavaScript, which is an interesting experiment — and reinforces my biggest concern about modern web development hosting infrastructure.
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On Zombies
| Writing a game in Javascript, HTML, and CSS as "vanilla" as I can manage.
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Thudfactor Link Roundup #2
| This week's links lean more towards the technical / business side of things.
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P5.js in Instance Mode
| Working with the JavaScript implementation of Processing in a way that cooperates with other JavaScript / frameworks is a little tricky.
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I Like JavaScript
| Regardless of what you think about it, JavaScript is a crucial part of the platform.
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Don’t drive screws with a hammer
| Sometimes developers will solve problems with the handy tool, not the right tool, just because it seems like less work. It's probably not.
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The Regrettable State of Cross-Browser Testing
| Update-by-default has pushed the platform forward, but has also put browser testing out of reach for many
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Uptake of the new CSS seems slow. Why?
| There’s so much great new stuff in CSS, some of it with extraordinary support. Why aren’t people leaping on it?
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Popovers and Dialogs, a (kinda) case study
| The differences (and similarities) of the new Popover API and the Dialog element.
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Is CSS a programming language?
| And why does it seem to matter to so many people?
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Maybe sometimes you should use pixels
| The conventional wisdom is that you should not use pixel units, but maybe sometimes you should?
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Syntax coloring in template literals
| Template literals are great for assembling bits of CSS and HTML in Javascript, but what about the syntax coloring?
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Web development of auld lang syne
| Removing any form of CSS post-processing has me nostalgic for the other web development strategies that have become obsolete thanks to modern development strategies.
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User-initiated element resizing in CSS
| CSS offers a browser-native way to make elements resizable, but it comes with a lot of limitations.