Defensive CSS


Ahmad Shadeed nails it again with “Defensive CSS.” The idea is that you should write CSS to be ready for issues caused by dynamic content. More items than you thought would be there? No problem, the area can expand or … Defensive CSS originally published on CSS-Tricks

A Look Back at 2021: Roundup of Codrops Resources


The countdown to the new year is already running! Join us for a look back at our favorite posts from 2021. The post A Look Back at 2021: Roundup of Codrops Resources appeared first on Codrops

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When you’re about to start a new website, what do you think first? Do you start with a library or framework you know, like React or Vue, or a meta-framework on top of that, like Next or Nuxt? Do you …

New Age DAM APIs to Simplify Your Media Workflows


(This is a sponsored post.) High-velocity, online businesses produce multiple digital assets like banners, images, videos, PDFs, etc., to promote their businesses online. For such businesses, Digital Asset Management (DAM) solutions are essential. These solutions help centrally store, manage...

Collective #693


Typejuice * PrinceJS * CSS in 2022 * React Native Skia * Smoothly Reverting CSS Animations The post Collective #693 appeared first on Codrops

Empathetic Animation


Animation on the web is often a contentious topic. I think, in part, it’s because bad animation is blindingly obvious, whereas well-executed animation fades seamlessly into the background. When handled well, animation can really elevate a website, whether it’s just …

Add a Service Worker to Your Site


One of the best things you can do for your website in 2022 is add a service worker, if you don’t have one in place already. Service workers give your website super powers. Today, I want to show you some …

Our favorite Chrome extensions of 2021


I hadn’t heard of most of the Chrome extensions that Sarem Gizaw lists as 2021 favorites. Here are my hot takes on all of them, except the virtual learning specific ones that aren’t very relevant to me. LoomOh that’s …

JavaScript S


Replacing a substring of text within a larger string has always been misleading in JavaScript. I wrote Replace All Occurrences of a String in JavaScript years ago and it’s still one of my most read articles. The confusion lies in that replace only replaces the first occurrence of a substring...

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