The <kbd> HTML Tag
The <kdb> tag defines user input on your document and, by default, uses the browser's monospace font for visual distinction. Let's take a look at how it's used!
The <kdb> tag defines user input on your document and, by default, uses the browser's monospace font for visual distinction. Let's take a look at how it's used!
Welcome to the first article in the Uncommon HTML Tags series! The <progress> tag will create a progress bar and allow you to visualize the completion of a task. Let's take a look at how it's used!
Here's a list of my VSCode extensions in 2020.
In part two of this series, I want to continue the discussion of testing in isolation and briefly turn our attention to services.
Are you a front-end developer using Angular? If yes, you need to be writing unit tests to give you the confidence you need to know that your code is working as intended.
In this short article, I'll show you how to make a single div logo just using CSS!
Did you know you can change the the highlight color of text when selected? Yep! Let me show you how!
Wouldn’t it be cool if you could create custom scripts to be run before committing your code? What about right before you push your code to a repository? While there are many Git Hook solutions out there, my favorite is a little package called Husky. Let me show you why.
These articles aren't just posts, but a collection of curiosity turned into practice. Each post reflects real challenges, continuous iteration, and the habits formed along the way. Documenting the process is as crucial as the final build.
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