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…

In 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. …

When 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. …

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Explore the similarities between JavaScript and Python. — Comparing JavaScript and Python is like comparing apples and potatoes. Both are useful but are used for different things. JavaScript is primarily run on the client-side while Python is primarily run on the server-side. With that said, they are two very different beasts, and comparing them isn’t fair. But PHP…

I love CSS-Tricks, but recently Jeremy Keith wrote an article about third-party scripts that left me scratching my head. Jeremy made his point about third-party JavaScript on websites very clear. “Don’t add any third-party scripts to your site.” …

The web is always changing, and now that rubbish browsers like Internet Explorer are out of the question, CSS is exploding with new options and features like never before. With that said, my way of coding CSS has changed a lot over the past few years. Obviously, things like grid…

When I started coding CSS in 2011 (wow) I could never have suspected how much the language would change. I still remember using PIE.htc to make border-radius work across all browsers, and my coworker making a PHP script that generated a PNG to round corners. How far we have come!

The Avada Website Builder is the number one, best-selling WordPress theme of all time, having been sold around 730,000 times on ThemeForest at the time of writing. But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect. In fact, I didn’t like it when I was first introduced to it in 2019, and only…