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  • New Goodies

  • How to Collapse Margins in CSS

    The margin collapse effect is not intuitive at first, but it makes it easier to use multiple nested items. See how you can use the methods listed here whenever you need this in your own projects.

  • Serve External Content from Your Express.js Apps

    Rob Gravelle presents how to serve up weather information from a public API using Express.js and the request, fetch, and request-promise-native node libraries.

  • Google Chart API: First Steps

    Diogo Souza shows you how to create charts using the Google Chart Tools library, a simple but very powerful library. Learn how to draw and interact with various types of charts.

  • So You Want Typed Arrays in JavaScript…

    With Typed Arrays you can reduce the number of steps needed to work with typed data. This is helpful when using JavaScript with APIs. Get started with typed arrays now.

  • Using CSS Image Effects

    CSS filters are powerful tools that developers can employ to create different visual effects. Octavia Anghel walks you through how to use these filters to beautify your site.

  • Web Page Scraping with Node.js

    Having a browser engine at your disposal allows you to do just about anything that you can do yourself. Rob Gravelle walks you through the steps to find an article and download it as a screenshot using the Puppeteer Node.js library.

  • Working with Services in JavaScript

    Learn how to create new services, as well as use factories, to spread functionalities alongside your JavaScript code.

  • Making D3.js Charts Interactive

    The Generate a Bar Chart with D3.js tutorial showcased D3's SVG capabilities by producing a stunning bar chart with a relatively small amount of code. In today's article, we'll add custom tooltips to our chart.

  • How to Build a Successful Career as a WordPress Developer

    WordPress development is in demand nowadays and it is expected that demand will grow exponentially with time. If you are a WordPress enthusiast, becoming a WordPress developer could prove to be fruitful. Learn more about what you need to consider when making this dream a reality.

  • Working with the CSS Image Gallery

    Learn more about how the CSS Image Gallery lets you create pure CSS images and slideshows with good image transition and fast, fluent navigation.

  • 5 Tips to Speed Up Your Website in 2019

    Don't waste the time of your users. Learn how to speed up your web site and improve page views, customer satisfaction, etc.

  • So, Can You Name Ten Different Browsers Used in 2018?

    Can you name 10 web browsers currently in use? Browsers that remain popular and those which are 'up and coming'? Jot down your list, then see if you got them all!

  • File Operations with Node.js

    Node.js provides an entire module dedicated to file system operations. Rob Gravelle introduces us to a few of them.

  • 5 Simple Techniques to Debug a WordPress Site

    Explore five techniques and see how easy it is to debug your WordPress sites.

  • Navigating HTML5 Geolocation

    Octavia Anghel shows you how to to use the HTML5 Geolocation API to determine the location of a user.

  • Ten Basic Things Every Web Developer Should Know

    You should know these ten things if you plan to build a web site, no matter what your technical level is!

  • Securely Store User Passwords Using Bcrypt Hashing

    In a previous article, we were introduced to the JSON Web Token (JWT) open standard (RFC 7519). In today's tutorial, Rob Gravelle shows us how to create a route that accepts a user's credentials and stores them securely in a MongoDB database using bcrypt hashing.

  • Featured Goodies

  • A Designer's Guide to Getting Started with Web Development

    Your design options may be limited due to lack of technical skill. Designers who are capable of efficiently collaborating with developers will be able to open the doors to rewarding projects and lots of development in the future.

  • Exploring Online Webmaster Tools

    One of the most exciting developments of the Web is the emergence of online tools. There is even a category of web tools that caters specifically to webmasters. Rob Gravelle examines the role of the webmaster and presents a few sites that provide useful tools.

  • Top HTML5 Features: Simplified Script Tags, Autofocus, and More

    In part 2 of the Top HTML5 Features series, Rob Gravelle presents a few more great additions to the HTML spec, including simplified script and link tags, the autofocus feature, and more.

  • Revolutionary HTML5 Online Website Generation Tools: SILEX, Weebly, and Wix

    Online "no code" website generation tools can be accessed from any device, where ever you are, and that they enable you to create a great site without needing a lot of programming or coding knowledge. Rob Gravelle presents three of the most popular: SILEX, Weebly, and Wix.

  • HTML6 Proposals Wishlist

    Earlier this year, people started getting excited about some of the proposals for HTML6 that were being tossed around. Rob Gravelle highlights some of the more interesting ones.

  • Top HTML5 Features: DOCTYPE, FIGURE, and Form Enhancements

    HTML5 has been around long enough for us to take a close look at what its original intent was and if it has met the challenge.

  • HTML5 Coding Methodologies

    In order to develop in a smarter and better way, we should adopt a set of coding methodologies that foster a smoother development life cycle. Rob Gravelle explores a few of the latest coding methodologies that have found their way into web developers' arsenal.

  • Beyond HTML

  • How to Collapse Margins in CSS

    The margin collapse effect is not intuitive at first, but it makes it easier to use multiple nested items. See how you can use the methods listed here whenever you need this in your own projects.

  • Serve External Content from Your Express.js Apps

    Rob Gravelle presents how to serve up weather information from a public API using Express.js and the request, fetch, and request-promise-native node libraries.

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