Before the year 2000, people who made websites did it all: designing, programming, deployment, SEO et cetera. It didn’t take long to figure out that programmers…
With HTML, CSS and JavaScript, it’s not prescribed how to format your code.
Everything on one line or not, lots of spaces, tabs or everything packed
together, for…
A while ago I was working on several websites in a Vagrant container. The problem was that we couldn’t test the sites on mobile devices. The IP address of the…
A nice way to let visitors of your website know about your twitter feed, is to show your latest tweet.
Fortunately, Twitter provides several means to do this. One is…
Today I released miq, a tiny jQuery like library. Since the first release of jQuery a lot has changed: lots of array functions, promises, querySelectorAll, CSS…
On January 12th, 2016, Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer 9 and 10 . As a webdeveloper, it might be time to stop supporting IE9 and IE10 too. At the time of…
Lea Verou’s new book CSS Secrets is for frontend webdevelopers who use CSS in their daily work. The book assumes you already know, for example, CSS2 selectors,…
Last week, just after the 20th birthday of JavaScript, two important announcements have been made.
One is the approval of the ECMAScript 2015 specification and the…
Webdevelopers had to wait more than ten years before IE6 became a marginal browser. Fortunately, with IE8, we don’t have to wait that long. IE7 is already…