Core Web Vitals are the subset of Web Vitals that apply to all web pages, should be measured by all site owners, and will be surfaced across all Google tools. This post will explore Coree Web Vitals,...
Performance has become a very important part of the development process. It is not always easy to do and it's even harder to do it right. This post will cover some basics of performance as I...
Over time I've read over and over that we should break down tasks in Javascript to avoid blocking the main thread but I never really understood how to do it. This post will explore one way to break...
In JavaScript, cloning refers to creating a copy of an object or data structure. Depending on the method used, the clone may be shallow (basic duplication) or deep (comprehensive duplication). A...
Rather than using a third-party build system we can create our own custom system tailored to our requirements. This allows us to have more control over the build process and customize it to our...
This post will cover a technique to style adjacent siblings using CSS selectors and the :has() pseudo-class as described in Selecting Previous Siblings by Chris Coyier. The idea is that we style the...
Typescript is a superset of Javascript.It provides type checking and object-oriented programming features on top of Javascript. This post will explore Typescript and some basic areas: What it is How...
When it comes down to printing web pages we haven't had much control over the output. The browser would just render the page as it is and print it. But with the introduction of CSS Paged Media, we can...
When they were first introduced in ES6/ES2015, Template Literals created a new, easier IMO, way to produce strings of text, either on their own or interpolated with variables. Tagged template literals...
HTMX, or Hypertext Markup Extensions, is a JavaScript library that allows developers to build web applications using HTML instead of JavaScript. It was created by Carson Gross and was initially...