As the complexity of building websites has snowballed over the past two decades, the demand for front-end developers and designers with a wide range of skills has grown considerably. Enter the HTML/CSS Specialist.
With the right setup, guidelines and outlook, working remotely can be productive and rewarding.
How to solve some odd quirks with drag and drop elements on iOS
The design decisions that make the Erlang VM reliable also give it great concurrent performance
How to utilize third party JavaScript libraries in Ember with ease of maintenance, readability, and to prevent unintended consequences
A collection of simple steps to help Slack become more usable and less time consuming
DockYard puts reasonable work expectations on employees, while respecting their time to refresh and recharge outside of work.
Postgres MVCC still takes locks internally, but you can avoid deadlocks through a consistent sorting of inserts
Learn how to pause the initialization of your Elixir/Nerves app to do anything you need.
Build upon the responsive card layout example from Part 1 with the new Responsive Variables technique
Keeping up to date with what is happening in the design industry can be tough. Should you follow design accounts on Twitter or spend more time on Designer News? Finding valuable content can be time consuming, so let someone else do the hard work.
The first in a series of posts about getting started with Vim sessions
Use CSS Grid to make a responsive card layout with ease.
What you gain from combining the expertise of Software Engineering, UXD, and Design
An introduction to how WebAssembly fits into the JavaScript ecosystem
How to be notified when a command finishes running in the terminal
A selection of books to help you level up your skills as a designer and human being.
Using lolex timers to manage testing complicated time-based interactions
Improve your code's control flow and readability using Elxir's 'with' macro.
A journey through testing your Ember Application in 2018