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Let's be more deliberate in our choices as developers, especially by favoring text and thoughtful, semantic markup.

How to run native code in the browser, why would you do that and what does it all mean for JS developers and the future of the web

Tips on designing your frontend in 2018 using color, light, and typography.

Having a core set of renderless components that use render props or scoped slots can help you cut down on code duplication in your app.

Code snippets are available in pretty much all code editors these days. They can be a great times saver allowing you to insert commonly…

Just direct DOM manipulation with some more recent APIs and JS specs.

Learn how to create a morphing animation on a toggle button using CSS transitions.

When we peel back the layers around how z-index works, we realize it's not quite as scary as we thought.

Join Dennis on the adventures of understanding CSS Grid and embrace the unknown. Fortunately, it's not that hard.

Learn the principles of GraphQL, how it compares to REST, how to implement queries, and build a cool React application

It's hard to ignore email when its app-generated or tied directly to the codebase.

An in-depth review of interesting CSS selectors, plus a few that will be available in the future

The cascade can be a powerful tool, but using it wrong can lead to brittle stylesheets that give front-end developers nightmares.

The case of the corrupted MIDI file

Recursive functions, traversing recursive data structures, and you.

If you're trying to adopt a functional style in JavaScript, having trampolines is a must.

You really only need high school math to be a good web developer. The trick is knowing where to apply the concepts.

A full-fledged example of a Node server and React clients that communicate over WebSockets and together implement the classic Connect4…

When working as a front-end developer, sometimes I was handed designs created in what I’d call a print state of mind. Here’s how to fix…

You can spend as much time as you want optimizing your app, but it doesn’t matter if your users bounce before the page even loads.

An in-depth look at two use cases for web workers, game collision and thresholding images.

How well is the project maintained? Is it easy for a team to pick up? What’s the syntax like? Is it open source? Add-ons? Community?

Is your beautifully crafted website slow to browse? In most cases, the problem lies in the content reflows and repaints.

The rise in frontend complexity stems from the confluence of three megatrends coming together to create a perfect storm.