I built a thing - Bimbo Theme for Visual Studio Code
After switching from Sublime Text to VS Code I was looking for a theme that didn't exist — so I built one. Totally for free! From a developer for developers. Enjoy!
Read more »Top picks — 2017 June
Staying up to date in web industry is a difficult and time consuming task. I would like to share with you my top finds from the past month.
Read more »Using webpack with gulp.js
Webpack is a module bundler for modern JavaScript apps. Gulp describes itself as a platform-agnostic task runner. Can they work together? Easily! Take a look.
Read more »Cloning DOM nodes and handling attached events
As a creator and maintainer of a popular DOM library, I found myself in a situation where I had to clone an element. Sounds trivial? This is what I learnt.
Read more »Basic Node.js debugging in Google Chrome
We have been testing front-end code in Google Chrome Dev Tools for quite a while. How about testing Node.js code in exactly the same way?
Read more »Top picks — 2017 May
Staying up to date in web industry is a difficult and time consuming task. I would like to share with you my top finds from the past month.
Read more »I built a thing - Snippet Generator for VS Code, Sublime Text and Atom
Snippets — probably the most powerful feature of code editors. I love using them but I don't like creating them manually. Let me simplify things a little bit.
Read more »Top picks — 2017 April
Staying up to date in web industry is a difficult and time consuming task. I would like to share with you my top finds from the past month.
Read more »Make some magic with CSS blend modes
Remember the bloody wars between web designers and front-end developers about blend modes? Those times are over — thanks to the power of CSS!
Read more »Native ECMAScript modules in the browser
Javascript modules have been a part of the spec for a little while now but it's taken some time to see the first implementation in a web browser. Finally, we have it!
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