Components, yo.


I see VuePress just went 1.0. Explained simply, it's a static site generator based on Vue. But of course, you work in Vue, which means you work in components. All the modern JavaScript frameworks are component-based. Even when they disagree with each other about specific things (like how Svelte...

Weekly Platform News: CSS Scroll Snap, Opera GX, PWA Install Icon


In this week's roundup, Chrome is adding an install option for Progressive Web Apps, Opera GX comes to Windows, the ECMAScript proposals get an update, and CSS Scroll Snap is coming to a Firefox browser near you. The post Weekly Platform News: CSS Scroll Snap, Opera GX, PWA Install Icon appeared...

10 React Challenges (Beginner): Render Props


Render Props allows React components to share reusable or customizable interfaces as functions through props. In this react challenge, we will render 3 different cards with a single card com

Collective #524


The Layout Instability API * Write HTML Like It's 1999 * JavaScript questions * Pika CDN * The Economics of Open Source Collective #524 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops

React Starter: The Many Ways to Return JSX


JSX is a great tool because it has so much flexibility. There are many ways to achieve the same thing. For this reason, it can be confusing for new developers when they see different tactics for de

Drawing Realistic Clouds with SVG and CSS


Greek mythology tells the story of Zeus creating the cloud nymph, Nephele. Like other Greek myths, this tale gets pretty bizarre and X-rated. Here’s a very abridged, polite version. Nephele, we are told, was created by Zeus in the image of his own beautiful wife. A mortal meets Nephele, falls...

A11Y with Lindsey


Lindsey Kopacz has a wonderful blog about accessibility. I've seen a number of her articles making the rounds lately and I was like, dang I better make sure I'm subscribed. For example: An Introduction to ARIA States 3 Simple Tips to Improve Keyboard Accessibility Create custom keyboard accessible...

Grid, content re-ordering and accessibility


Take this: <ol> <li>Get hungry</li> <li>Order pizza</li> <li>Eat pizza</li> </ol> That HTML ends up in the DOM that way (and thus how it is is exposed to assistive technology), and by default, those list items are also visually...

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