Top picks — 2018 February
Math concepts explained better, Phase — another Sketch compeitor is coming, event loop in JavaScript, debugging Node.js in VSCode and danger that comes with using third party scripts and stylesheets.
Read more »My Amazon S3 photo backup solution
As an amateur photographer I have been looking for a cloud backup solution for years. Keeping a physical backup on an external hard drive is definitely not enough. Then I came across Amazon S3.
Read more »I built a thing - an Alfred workflow to manage Things lists
Alfred is my favourite productivity booster for macOS. Things is my GTD tool of choice that perfectly suits my workflow. I've connected the power of the two apps together.
Read more »Top picks — 2018 January
Easier purchase process with the Payment Request API, improvements to the Web Animations API, Array & Object explorer, changes in Apple Developer Program, HDR Photography in Microsoft Excel, rise of the state machines, HTML 5.2, AMP drama, JavaScript frameworks, CSS Print API, brand new Bootstrap 4, CSS Grid by Wes Bos, laws of good UX, mobile search ranking changes, HTTPS everywhere, Safari meets Service Workers and more!
Read more »The Resize Observer explained
How many occasions have you attached a resize listener to a whole document just to track changes on a single DOM element? Those times are over — the Resize Observer is here.
Read more »What's new in ECMAScript 2018
The last TC39 meeting resulted in finalised features set for ECMAScript 2018. This article presents all the new goodies — let's get on it.
Read more »Top picks — 2017 December
React explained one more time, non-config bundler called Parcel, Turbo as a new npm alternative, mobile first indexing enable by default, better adds, JavaScript compiled to binaries and more on the last top picks of a 2017.
Read more »A look back at 2017
Another New Year's Eve is coming — the perfect time to summarise the things that went well, list the fails and make some plans for the next twelve months.
Read more »Change macOS user preferences via command line
The system preferences window is not the only way to change user preferences in macOS. The "defaults" command gives you more power to configure your machine than you would have thought.
Read more »Top picks — 2017 November
Fragment shaders, real time session sharing in Visual Studio Code, tons of smooth CSS animations, dynamic import in JavaScript, current state of publishing, CSS element function and brand new overscroll-behavior, garbage collector of JS engines and more!
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