Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (May 2014)
It’s time for us again to share several great resources with our fellow designers and developers. Let’s cut to the chase. In this round, we have g…
It’s time for us again to share several great resources with our fellow designers and developers. Let’s cut to the chase. In this round, we have g…
For many web developers, which may only be familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, developing a native mobile app could be unfamiliar territory. Tech…
In addition to offering free hosting through GitHub Pages, GitHub allows you to use your own custom domain name for the pages you create. Instead of u…
We have discussed how to setup a Jekyll blog locally in our computer, create a draft, and manage multiple drafts with the use of a plugin in the previ…
Although Jekyll is a static website generator, it allows for the use of plugins to extend its functionality. Continuing our discussion from the previo…
In the previous post, we have shown you how to install Jekyll and publish your first post with it. If you have followed it, you can see that creating …
Before, we’ve gone in-depth about HTML5 elements and shown what they do. HTML5 brought us new elements like header, footer, aside, nav, and main. Th…
The contextual menu is the menu that is listed when you right-click on your computer screen. The menu usually comprises of shortcuts for some of our f…
Originally just a blogging platform, WordPress has evolved into a fully featured CMS. With WordPress, you can create nearly any type of website, from …
Learn how to use jQuery Accounting.js to format numbers, currencies, and dates in your web applications for a professional and polished look.
Sublime Text is a notably minimalist code editor. It lacks a traditional GUI, with even the settings managed via text. This minimalist approach sharpe…
In the previous post, we have discussed about Kit, a very simple HTML templating language. If you had been following this, you should find that the GU…