5 COMMENTs
JavaScript
Edwin Reynoso, Jul 04
Introduction to date-fns - a Lightweight JavaScript Date Library
Edwin Reynoso introduces you to date-fns, a simple, functional alternative to Moment.js. With 130+ functions for all occasions, it's like Lodash for dates.
WordPress
Adrian Try, Jul 04
6 of the Best Markdown Plugins for WordPress
If you want to work with Markdown within WordPress, you'll need a plugin. In this article, Adrian Try rounds up six of the best.
5 COMMENTs
Web
Abhimanyu Godara, Jul 04
Chat Bots and the Future of Web Development
Frameworks, NLP and conversational UX will be key in the paradigm shift towards AI, messaging and chatbots. What can developers and designers do to keep up?
1 COMMENT
Web
Jeff Smith, Jul 04
Why Net Neutrality Matters to Web Professionals
Have you heard of net neutrality? Do you know why it should matter to you, not only as a web citizen and consumer, but also as a web professional?
Design & UX
Ivaylo Gerchev, Jul 04
How to Optimize and Export SVGs in Adobe Illustrator
SVG is a powerful format but you need to make good decisions to get great results. Ivalyo walks you through exporting SVG in Adobe Illustrator.
1 COMMENT
Design & UX
Ivaylo Gerchev, Jul 04
SVG 101: What is SVG? (and what is it actually good for?)
Most of us have heard of it, but what is SVG and precisely makes it different from pixel graphics? And is there any reason you should care?
WordPress
Adrian Try, Jul 03
How Writers & Bloggers Can Make the Most of Markdown in WordPress
Markdown promises to make your writing quicker and simpler. In this post, Adrian Try shows you how to make the most of Markdown in WordPress.
WordPress
Adrian Try, Jul 03
4 Simple Ways to Add Audio to Your WordPress Site
Need to include audio in your website? WordPress makes it easy. In this walk-through, Adrian Try shows you four methods to add a playlist to your site.
JavaScript
Craig Buckler, Jul 03
Should Users be Permitted to Disable JavaScript?
Craig Buckler takes a renewed look at why, in 2017, some users might disable JavaScript and asks if progressive enhancement is still worth the effort.
Web
Craig Buckler, Jul 03
Which Browsers Should Your Website Support?
How do you choose a set of applications from an ever-changing landscape of devices, operating systems and browsers? Craig discusses pragmatic options.
Web
Craig Buckler, Jul 03
How to Get Started with Your Website Content Security Policy
Your website is open to attack from a range of third-party components. Fortunately, you can restrict their activities with a robust Content Security Policy.
1 COMMENT
HTML & CSS
Alok Shah, Jun 30
Introducing Website Speed Test: An Image Analysis Tool
Learn about Cloudinary's new Website Speed Test, an image analysis tool that's integrated with WebPagetest.
PHP
Younes Rafie, Jun 30
8 Must Have PHP Quality Assurance Tools
Take a look at this list of 8 PHP Quality Assurance tools - absolute essentials in your passion projects
JavaScript
Brandon Morelli, Jun 29
Back to Basics: What are Callbacks in JavaScript?
Join Brandon Morelli to learn and understand the basics of callbacks in JavaScript, when they're useful and how to use them.
Entrepreneur
Paul Maplesden, Jun 29
Easily Set Up, Manage, and Protect Your Apple Devices with Jamf Now
Paul Maplesden looks at Jamf Now, a tool that helps you configure, manage and secure all of your Apple Macs, iPhones and iPads.
WordPress
Abbas Suterwala, Jun 29
Internationalization for Your WordPress Theme
Are you creating a WordPress theme that you'd like to appeal to the widest possible audience? Learn how to add internationalization to your WordPress theme!
1 COMMENT
Design & UX
Alex Walker, Jun 29
Podcast: Google Ventures on When Design Sprints Go Bad
Lots of companies talk about 'design sprints', but are we all talking about the same thing? Jake Knapp – the man who documented it – has some ideas on that.
JavaScript
Ivan Jovanovic, Jun 28
Why I'm Switching from React to Cycle.js
Ivan Jovanovic introduces the basic concepts of reactive programming and explains why he's ditching React for Cycle.js, a functional reactive JS framework.
HTML & CSS
Craig Buckler, Jun 28
An Introduction to Component IO
Craig Buckler takes a look at Component IO, which provides content management for individual pieces of your website.
HTML & CSS
Maria Antonietta Perna, Jun 28
GreenSock for Beginners: a Web Animation Tutorial (Part 1)
Maria Antonietta Perna introduces GreenSock in a multi-part article for the Beyond CSS: Dynamic DOM Animation Libraries series. Ready for some cool effects?
2 COMMENTs
WordPress
David Attard, Jun 28
4 Reasons to Use a CDN for WordPress
Are you working on making your WordPress site more secure, more efficient, and more optimized? Take a look at these 4 reasons to use a CDN for WordPress.
4 COMMENTs
PHP
Bert Ramakers, Jun 28
Poka Yoke - Saving Projects with Hyper-Defensive Programming
Bert introduces us to the concept of poka yoke - hyper defensive programming by forcing some checks and safeguards that make our code robust and sturdy.
Design & UX
Daniel Schwarz, Jun 28
Fonts and Colors Used by Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and More
A cheatsheet of the fonts and colors used by Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Messenger, Snapchat, Instagram and Pinterest, with links to brand asset info.
1 COMMENT
Web
M. David Green, Jun 27
Taking Responsive Web Design Beyond the Visual
In this episode of the Versioning Show, David and Tim are joined by Chris Ward, a technical writer, blogger and web developer.