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Written content to help you along your web development journey, without forgetting to have some fun along the way.
Introducing Component-Driven CSS (CDCSS)
Yes, it's yet another CSS methodology. CDCSS combines inspiration from other methodologies to help your system stay focused on being a system, while also being simple, consistent, and flexible.
Build Your Own CMS. But Also, Don't.
3 reasons you should never build a CMS, along with 3 reasons you should. So which is it?
Dynamic Tasks with Gulp 4
With earlier versions of Gulp, dynamic tasks were as simple as a creating for loop. Gulp 4 changed this, but it's still possible to create dynamic tasks.
5 Essential Mac Apps for Developers
These are five of the most useful applications for developers working with Mac OS X.
Why Build Static Sites?
With all the tools at our disposal today, why would we waste our time building static sites? I'll give you four reasons.
The Most Important Question for a Developer
There is but one question you should repeatedly ask yourself as a developer to ensure you're on the right track.
3 Tools to Validate Your Page's Meta Tags for Social Sharing
When you write an article or create any new webpage that is going to be shared across the web, it's important that you know how the preview of that new property is going to be displayed.
Export ES6 Class Globally with webpack
webpack creates its own scope for your bundle, but you can make it globally available.
Use Netlify to Host JavaScript Libraries
Netlify is built to host websites, but it can be a handy resource for JavaScript libraries, too.
Simplify CSS Measurements using REMs
Using REMs exclusively for measurements in CSS is a handy tool for enforcing a stronger design system.