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Toward Responsive Elements


Hot news from Brian Kardell, regarding what we've been referring to as "container queries", the most hotly requested feature in CSS: There does seem to be some general agreement on at least one part of what I am going to call instead "Responsive Design for Components" and that is that flipping...

The Hooks of React Router


React Router 5 embraces the power of hooks and has introduced four different hooks to help with routing. You will find this article useful if you are looking for a quick primer on the new patterns of React Router. But before we look at hooks, we will start off with a new route rendering...

SFTP & Database Access on WordPress.com


(This is a sponsored post.) Wait what? That's right, direct access to the files and data storage that power your site on WordPress.com, just like you have if you self-host a WordPress site. You can read their announcement here. Note this is for Business and eCommerce plans only. All you have to...

Override window.alert


For years the only bit of feedback web developers could get was via alert("{str}") calls. These days we have the web console but, in rare cases, we don’t have a console and alert calls are our only window into a value at a given time. One problem: if an alert sneaks into production code, your...

Design Systems Blogathon


It was fun watching a bunch of back and forth blogging between a bunch of smart people quoting a bunch of smart people last week. If you missed it, you might wanna start at the end and work backward. I only have one tidbit to add. I don't do much with design systems as someone who works on pretty...

HADOOP versus SPARK: Srovnání výkonnosti pro různé ETL úlohy


Po dlouhé době, toto je zase krátké navázání na experimenty. Tentokrát  s Hadoopem a Sparkem. Před časem jsem spekuloval o výhodách nasazení HADOOP řešení jako náhradu za několik existujících a velmi pomalých ETL úloh. Výsledky experimentu je možné najít zde. Jestli otázkou tehdy bylo, zda tehdejší...

Old CSS, new CSS


I love this post that walks through the development of CSS and HTML — it shows just how far web design has come and how much easier it is for us all now. Eevee looks at designing websites with tables, the Space Jam website, and how for centuries there was no way to easily inspect changes made to...

Awesome Forward & Reverse Geocoding API: positionstack (Sponsored)


One awesome web functionality we take for granted is geolocation. Based on geolocation data, we can get someone to their destination, provide them suggestions based on their location, and so on. One downside of native geolocation, especially in the browser, is that it’s limited in both input...

Browser Version Release Spectrum


Whenever a browser upgrades versions, it's a little marketing event, and rightly so. Looks like for Firefox it's about once a month, Chrome is ~6 weeks, and Safari is once a year. Chrome 80 just dropped, as they say, and we get a video and blog post. What strikes me about releases like this these...

Overcomplicatin’


There's some famous quote that goes something like... When we're young, we make simple things because that's all we know. Then we learn how to make complex things so we make complex things. When we grow old, we learn to make simple things again. Brad recently wrote about this abstractly in regard...

Git Branch Autocompletion


Naming git branches is something most of us have down to a science. My branch naming pattern is usually {issue number}-short-feature-description, though many developers prefer to lead with the description and end with the issue. Regardless of the pattern you use, having a feature like autocomplete...

‘What You Said’ – Feb. 3, 2020


Welcome to a new weekly blog series “What You Said” where we conduct fun polls to our community and shareContinue Reading The post ‘What You Said’ – Feb. 3, 2020 appeared first on CoinMarketCap

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