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Pavels Jelisejevs looks at using PostCSS plugins to achieve some of the new upcoming CSS selector and media query features.

Hugo covers the options available for web developers in handling CSS precision with percentage values, including using Sass and the native calc function.

In the first emerging tech edition of Sourcehunt, we look at open source projects on virtual reality, augmented reality and the Internet of Things!

Maria Antonietta Perna looks at the various in-browser methods available for masking images with CSS and SVG.

A guide to connecting up a Raspberry Pi to various services and platforms including the IBM Watson IoT Platform, IBM Bluemix and Node-RED.

Tim Severien discusses the difficulties in accessibility caused when web developers use pixel font sizes for the html and body tags.

The CSS Grid Layout spec is set to make complex web design layouts much easier for developers. Nitish looks at the spec and how to start exploring it today.

An exploration of some fascinating highlights in the use of 3D printing over the past decade.

Pavels explores how PostCSS can help improve and maintain your CSS quality with code linting and analysis.

Patrick Catanzariti shows how to pair and run a simple JavaScript powered app on the Tessel 2 microcontroller.

An overview of the various data types available to developers in Sass, including numbers, booleans, strings, maps, lists and more.

Patrick Catanzariti explains how to use Google's new VR Views to embed VR content on your website.

Georgie Luhur shares some tips for using the figure and figcaption semantic elements correctly.

Chris Ward looks at BigchainDB and how it uses the Blockchain in a new and innovative way — for data storage!

Patrick Catanzariti explores the basics of A-Frame, a WebVR framework that is simplifying how to build VR for the web using custom HTML components.

Patrick Catanzariti looks at the possibilities of Primrose, a WebVR development framework for productivity applications with a focus on live coding in VR.

Georgie Luhur looks at best practices for commenting HTML and CSS, and why well structured comments can make all the difference.

Ashley Nolan addresses some of the most common myths around PostCSS to show how it can enhance your workflow and improve how you work with CSS.

David Berner explores how to create reusable, Responsive Web Components that can adapt and change inside responsive web designs.

Patrick Catanzariti explores the latest Meta 2 augmented reality headset announcement from an augmented reality developer perspective.

Simon Codrington explores eight HTML5 tags that are often overlooked by web developers or misunderstood due to changes in the HTML5 specification.

Patrick Catanzariti explores pairing the Amazon Echo with IFTTT recipes. He looks at triggering LIFX lights, SMS, email and Google Spreadsheets.

Patrick Catanzariti explains the basics of putting together a Meta augmented reality project in Unity.

Adrian Sandu explores the various web development practices that are no longer required now that Microsoft ended support for Internet Explorer 6-10.

Panayiotis Velisarakos looks at two services that provide remote debugging for front-end code on various devices — Weinre and Valence.

Georgie Luhur explains how web developers can use ARIA roles and attributes within their HTML effectively today.

Patrick Catanzariti explores the concept of custom Api.ai entities and how these can be used to customize your personal assistant.

Bartłomiej Kozal discusses the process of building his own Sass Framework, Hocus-Pocus, and the design decisions behind its features.

Patrick Catanzariti shows how you can add deep learning image recognition to your web apps using Clarifai and Node.js.

How web developers can use Sass' @extend feature to make their CSS cleaner, well-structured, and easier to maintain.