This is everything I posted in: thoughts
Last week a poll about CSS got me thinking about the language and overlapping skills in front-end development.
Now that Grid Layout is seeing more adoption, it seems like a good time to remember that websites don’t need to look the same in all browsers.
Five books about artificial intelligence and the philosophy of AI that I can recommend.
According to WCAG 2, criterion 2.4.2, web pages should have titles. How to go about this in a single page world?
Some ways of how, as front-end developers, we can apply ethics in our work.
An introduction to CSPs for front-end developers.
On different meanings of ‘for everyone’.
On why I like newspaper apps that are not much more than PDF readers.
If you have learned how to use Grid Layout, you might wonder what to use it for. In this post, I will give some use cases where I think Grid will excel.
New CSS possibilities are ending the unrealistic content problem and the generic layout problem. It’s a great time to build layouts in CSS!