5 Truths About Tailwind CSS
by Recently, I had the opportunity to work with Tailwind CSS. At first, I was not really happy about it. I knew I had to start …
Tag: Frontend
Mapbox, the “Google” for working with map applicationsA simple introduction and practice to learn how to use mapbox lib for web apps
by Hello boys and girls!!! In this article I’ll be discussing the Mapbox, an American provider (APIs and SDKs) for custom online maps for web and …
The Power of the ::before and ::after CSS Pseudo-ElementsWhat is ::before and ::after Pseudo-Elements and how to use them!
by Pseudo-elements are CSS keywords that can be used to style specific parts of an element. Pseudo-elements are declared by the use of double colons (::) …
A Short Guide to Web AccessibilityGetting into the basics of Web Accessibility
by This post is based on a brown bag I gave at Codeminer. In Web Development, we often think about design, performance, tools, and libraries when …
Scalable Frontend #2 — Common PatternsApplying layered architecture in a practical way
by Patterns should fit nicely, like playing blocks This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#1 — …
Scalable Frontend #1 — Architecture FundamentalsHow can your frontend benefit from software architecture?
This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#2 — Common Patterns” and “#3 — The State …
Go Full Stack Rails — The Frontend Part 2About ES6 Promises and improving Promise-based specs
by Welcome! Each part of this blog post series drills down into a bunch of pertinent details, aiming to form the big picture of a clean, …
Building Scalable Client-side Components
by Writing components is a good way to structure our client-side apps. However we should be careful when writing and using them. In my recent projects …