Working with the file system on Node.js, come cool macOS CLI, some food for thoughs about the software lifetime, using Rust in Deno, some serious competition to Electron is coming, come aspect ratio tricks, HTML outline drama aand more…
We have two options to automatically push a local branch to the remote repository under the same branch name. There is a subtle difference between them, though.
CSS transitions and animations are methods to interpolate property values. Wouldn’t it be cool if we could also transition our custom properties using these?
Most likely, we work on multiple projects in Visual Studio Code hence the high popularity of the Project Manager extension. If you are a Raycast user, you can achieve the same functionality using Quicklinks.
The Fastify framework just hit version 4, the next generation of JavaScript tooling, an elegant solution to store and share environmental variables by 1Password, a summary of WWDC22, GitHub Skills, #BADA55 hex colours, a dose of inspiration by Jeremy Keith, AbortController and code block in javaScript tip and a lot more…
Today I learned about the ability to remove DOM event handlers using AbortController. There is plenty of other good use cases for this controller, but this one blew my mind.
Having such a common feature built into a runtime is so handy. Of course, it is neither as powerful as popular packages nor stable at this stage, but in many cases, it is a good enough solution.
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer just got retired. So to celebrate this historical moment, I put together a collection of ridiculous IE hacks that we used to copy/paste all the freakin time.
As a real Apple fanboy, on the 6th of June, I watched Apple WWDC22 like I do every year. So, let me share a few announcements that I am the most excited about. But, I want to keep it brief and leave some room to express my disappointments.
This post is just a quick reminder to you all about the importance of switching off occasionally. With my better half, we recently travelled to Lesbos, a Greek island close to Turkey. We met amazing people down there, ate tons of excellent food, drove around the island and most importantly, had a break from an intense day-to-day lifetime.