30 Acronyms All Web Developers Should Know
The jargon of the web development industry contains so many acronyms we are using day in and day out, that it’s not only daunting for novices, but s…
The jargon of the web development industry contains so many acronyms we are using day in and day out, that it’s not only daunting for novices, but s…
Parallax scrolling looks incredible when done right. It’s not a feature you’ll want on every website but for creative sites and landing pages, par…
Console is a browser built-in tool that logs errors that happens on the website. If there are any errors – such as broken links, incomplete JavaScri…
It’s time for another monthly round of featuring some top resources for our fellow web developers. Previously, in the Fresh Resources series, we hav…
How many developers do you know in your life? If you work with a group of them, you might notice that they have particular quirks or personalities tha…
In programming, the term “literal” refers to the notation of values in code. For instance, we notate a string value with a string literal that are…
Editor’s note: This article is part of our Code Optimization series, where we take a look at how to optimize coding for better efficiency in a bid t…
It’s easy enough to read an image and pull the text yourself. But dynamically pulling text from a photo is a bit tougher, and thankfully, imgclip of…
Getters and setters are functions or methods used to get and set the values of variables. The getter-setter concept is common in computer programming:…
How many times have you struggled to find one specific problem messing up your CSS layout? From missing closing tags to improperly nested siblings, CS…
Asynchronous code is useful for performing tasks that are time-consuming but, of course, it’s not devoid of cons. Async code uses callback functions…
We have all heard of the DOM, or Document Object Model, that gets mentioned from time to time, related to JavaScript. DOM is a pretty important concep…