Using Prettier and ESLint together can enhance your JavaScript dev workflow by maintaining a consistent code style and fixing code issues.

Let’s discuss Svelte’s history and key features, why you might choose it for your next project, and what sets it apart from other frameworks.

Discover how the recent CSS text-wrap values, `balance` and `pretty`, handle the tedious work of optimizing text layouts.

Implement more dynamic CSS animations with the `linear()` easing functions, and explore the role that other easing functions play in animations.

We discuss the role of CSS breakpoints in responsive design, reviewing different methods of choosing breakpoints and some best practices.

Implement parallax scrolling with CSS without compromising UX by using a variety of CSS properties and libraries.

CSS content-visibility helps boost rendering performance by controlling whether or not an element renders its contents.

We use CSS trigonometry functions to make precise measurements and create shapes, layouts, animations, and creative designs.

We explore several approaches for creating stroked text (or outline text) in CSS and with SVGs and look at many stroked text examples.

Let’s discuss the history of CSS float and show how it can be used in modern web design to achieve creative text layouts.

Vitest has become the first choice dev tool for Svelte. Learn about its features and integrations and how it compares to Jest.

Let’s explore the advantages of the hybrid approach of using Svelte and D3 together for data visualization.