#HTML

A deep-dive into the virtual keyboard API.

A single HTML file is all you need to build a web app. Hyperclay hosts these HTML files so you can create personal, malleable software easily.

00:00 Intro00:38 Baseline01:50 light-dark()02:34 Container queries04:46 scroll-state()05:39 dialog07:06 Document Picture-in-PictureLearn HTML CSS: https://le...

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HTML APIs improve collaboration between designers and developers. Make the web a better, more inclusive space to be creative in.

css-styleguide - :book: Opinionated CSS styleguide for scalable applications

The Grid code is coming! The Grid code is coming! It’s really, finally coming to a browser near you! Woohooooo!

While we were all looking the other way browsers have been implementing CSS features that do things you might think you need JavaScript or at least a pre-pro...

css-architecture - 8 simple rules for a robust, scalable CSS architecture

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Learn how to bring your CSS to the next level with PostCSS. Explore the endless possibilities and master writing a CSS transformation plugin! This great talk...

Frontend devs know all about the power of JavaScript. It can manipulate page elements with animations, build dynamic page features, and even handle local t

The following is a guest post by Ben Simmons (@bdsimmons15). Ben gives us a hand here in wrapping our heads around how to think about approaching animation

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The following is a guest post by David Attard. I only recently became aware that Google Tag Manager was a thing, but didn't know exactly what it was, what

Im September soll HTMl5.1 ganz offiziell verabschiedet werden und HTML5 „ablösen“. Im Übrigen wird in Kürze ein erster Entwurf zu HTML5.2 veröffentlicht.

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While building JavaScript related projects (whether server side via Node. via Pocket

Animated SVG for use as loading animations....

When jQuery was first introduced, it changed the world. It gave us all the ability to refer to elements on the page from JavaScript, like we could in CSS. Not only that, but it gave us an API for these elements that was miles ahead of what the browser had. via Pocket

Screencast created by Tuts+Premium in association with net magazine and Creative Bloq. With browser performance improving, along with the steady adoption of new HTML5 APIs, the volume of JavaScript on the web is growing. via Pocket

Brackets is an interesting new editor on the scene that leverages HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to the max: it's built with those very technologies! What this means is that, particularly for frontend developers, the sky's the limit, when it comes to configuration and extensibility. via Pocket

Any non-trivial site or application on the Web today will contain a large amount of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. As the use of the Internet evolves and our dependence on it increases, having a plan for organizing and maintaining your front-end code is an absolute must. via Pocket

JavaScript has many great style guides. Thus, there is no need to write yet another one. Instead, this blog post describes commonly accepted meta style rules and conventions that I like that are controversial. The idea is to help you make a more informed decision about what is right for you. via Pocket

FastShell: HTML5, Sass and JavaScript boilerplate for Gulp

An overview of why full-stack JavaScript might be right for you and how it works its magic.

38,565 Views A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. via Pocket

JavaScript is interesting in that it enforces no particular structure upon you. "Bring Your Own Organization", if you will. As I write more and more JavaScript in web app sites, this becomes more and more interesting. How you structure your JavaScript is very important because: via Pocket

Great design is a product of care and attention applied to areas that matter, resulting in a useful, understandable, and hopefully beautiful user interface. But don’t be fooled into thinking that design is left only for designers. via Pocket

jQuery, Prototype, Node.js, Backbone.js, Mustache and thousands of JavaScript microlibraries all combine into a single undeniable fact: JavaScript is popular. It’s so popular, in fact, that we often find ourselves using it in places where another solution might be better in the long run. via Pocket

Generating HTML with JavaScript has always been ugly. Hella ugly. It usually involves writing streams of hard-to-maintain code which just concatenates a bunch of strings together and spits them out…

For the last few years jQuery has been the jewel in Javascripts crown. Its rapid rise in popularity not only reflects how powerful a tool it is but also how relatively easy it is to work with. It is...

.good {background-color:#00CC00; } .bad {background-color:#FF0000;} .iffy {background-color:#FFFF00;} .selectors {float: left; width:10em;} Safari and Safari for the iPhone support all HTML element…

This is our sixth installment of Ask SM, featuring reader questions about Web design focusing on HTML, CSS and JavaScript. These entries are not all questions, but rather quick Twitter responses to...