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Further thoughts on performance

In the time I've been researching performance I've become even more convinced that it's not just an issue with Javascript, CSS, images, HTML or what framework you're using, although any one of those...

A new baseline for front-end development

In 2012 Rebeca Murphey wrote A baseline for front-end developers as a minimum of what people should know to work in front-end development back in the day. I went back to the article and was surprised...

Understanding the CSS box model

One of the things I've always had a problem understanding is the CSS box model. I'm writing this, based on content from MDN to try and understand it better. When laying out a document, the browser...

What is a front-end developer

I'm an old school developer. The first website I made dates back to 1995 when a friend and I built our school's first website for independent study credit. The web has come a long way from those early...

New Promise methods

There have been new additions to the promise arsenal that warrants a deeper look so we're ready to use them when they are stable enough to do so. What we started with # promise.all returns a single...

Native Internationalization

Making web content work across locales, each with it's own way to display dates, time is a challenge. Most of the time, when I hear about internationalization or locale aware data manipulation I hear...

Getting into a performance mindset

Web performance is hard. There is no one size fits all solution and the amount of work we do to make our content performant is more than what we may want to do. This post will explore the process of...

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