May 17Member-only8 Changes for Returning PHP DevelopersFor eons, PHP has been the powerhouse of the web. According to W3Tech, as of 2023, 77.5% of all websites are running PHP. However, that number has been going down in recent years. For example, in 2022, it was 78.9% instead. This drop is due to JavaScript taking the place…PHP7 min readPHP7 min read
Dec 8, 2022Member-onlyHow to Add reCAPTCHA to Unbounce Landing PagesIf you’re looking to create landing pages of your website, you’ve probably considered Unbounce. Unbounce is the leading industry for landing page creation. It’s a bit pricey though, with their cheaper “Launch” plan at a whooping $90 USD a month. (What costs so much? Their fancy warp-speed launch animation? Ngl…Unbounce5 min readUnbounce5 min read
Nov 21, 2022Member-only5 New Features That Will Change How You Write CSSCSS has been around since 1996. That’s a lot time, and a lot of things naturally change. But, normally CSS changes pretty slowly. For example, it took almost 10 years for border-radius to get fully supported 👴 But the past year has seen an explosion of new CSS features, and…CSS6 min readCSS6 min read
Jul 20, 2022Member-onlyPyScript vs Brython — What’s the Difference?In the past few months PyScript has been the talk of the programmer town. PyScript allows developers to run Python in the browser — something primarily done via JavaScript. With the advent of Web Assembly, however, more and more programming languages are coming to the web. But the concept of…Python5 min readPython5 min read
Jul 13, 2022Two different ways to style Pseudo-elements with Javascript931Florian FromagerI didn't know JSFiddle embeds like that!I didn't know JSFiddle embeds like that! I'm going to start using that for my tutorials instead of Codepen. Nice tutorial and thanks for showing that!1 min read1 min read
Jul 3, 2022Member-onlyAnswering 9 CSS Questions from r/CSSI was recently browsing the subreddit r/css and saw some of the members asking some interesting questions. It’s always fun to see what other people are trying to do with CSS — and where they are in their learning journey. A few stood out for me but here are nine…CSS8 min readCSS8 min read
Jun 19, 2022Member-onlyWhat Do Hackers Want With Your Facebook Account?Have you ever had somebody try to hack into your Facebook account? You might be thinking no, never but it happens more often that you think. Actually, it’s probably happening right now. Recently a friend of mine sent me this message on Facebook Messenger:Website Security5 min readWebsite Security5 min read
May 15, 2022Member-onlyThe For Loop Is Dead. Long Live the For Loop 👑One of the most common things a JavaScript programmer does is loop through things. Got some elements? Loop em. Got some JSON? Loop em. Got some galleries? Loop them. Got some elements? Loop em. Got some JSON? Loop em. Got some galleries? Loop them. Got some elements? Loop em. Got…JavaScript4 min readJavaScript4 min read
May 2, 2022Member-onlyGraceful ::marker FallbackIn my opinion, we should leave list-items alone. Is it an <ol> ? Let it be a decimal. Is it an <ul> ? Let it be a disc. Just leave goodness alone. But sometimes people want them to be nifty triangles or emojis or whatever instead. I think it’s ridiculous…CSS3 min readCSS3 min read
Mar 4, 2022Member-onlyHow AJAX Took Down The RussiansWhen was the last time you visited http://en.kremlin.ru? Probably never. It’s okay to admit that though. It’s not exactly my go-to site for anything either. But lately that website has been getting a lot of love, especially by Reddit users and the online hacking group Anonymous. Collectively, these two communities…JavaScript4 min readJavaScript4 min read
