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Grid template areas

CSS Grid Layout changed how developers build two-dimensional layouts, moving us beyond float and table layouts. Most of the time we see grid used for positioning elements in specific areas of the...

Fixing Typescript compilation errors

Unless you're familiar with Typescript, you might run into compilation errors that don't have immediately obvious fixes. In this post, I will share two common issues I've encountered while working...

Evaluating web component libraries

The modern web development landscape is characterized by a drive towards creating more modular, maintainable, and long-lasting applications. At the heart of this movement lies the Web Components...

Optional Chaining in Javascript

This article explores optional chaining in JavaScript: what it is, how it works, and why it's a feature you should be using—along with a few words of caution. Introduction # For many JavaScript...

Javascript and Typescript classes

Once merely syntactic sugar over prototype-based inheritance, JavaScript classes have matured into a powerful feature set, offering developers a more familiar and robust object-oriented programming...

Caniuse Web Component

Caniuse provides a visual representation of browser support for various web features. Rather than generating a static image using the caniuse embed to display data, I've created a web component that...

Javascript - what is this?

The this keyword in JavaScript can be tricky. It refers to the context in which a function is running, and its value changes depending on how that function is called. This guide will clarify what this...

Using Compression Dictionaries

Compression dictionaries are a new, and intriguing, way to reduce the size of compressed data by using a shared dictionary that is known to both the compressor and decompressor. This can lead to...

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