As a front end developer who tries to keep up with the latest trends, I find it a constant challenge to define my own unique path when building a website or application....
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As a front end developer who tries to keep up with the latest trends, I find it a constant challenge to define my own unique path when building a website or application....
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JavaScript is a dynamic computer programming language. It’s commonly used to enhance a website’s user experience. This can be anything from what happens after clicking o...
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Today I continue the series on how to REALLY learn JavaScript. I will dive into some aspects of JavaScript that makes it a truly dynamic programming language. Knowing th...
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Continuing on in our series titled How to REALLY Learn JavaScript I direct your attention to some of the most powerful components of the programming language. Combin...
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Functions are the core of any programming language. Think of functions as frozen fruit. You go to the store buy fruit knowing it has an expiration date quickly appro...
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The DOM or Document Object Model represents an API (application programming interface) for HTM...
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Object-oriented programming is an advanced way to make use of JavaScript data types as a whole. This type of programming works for most languages available, but our focu...
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Continuing on in our JavaScript series I will introduce you to jQuery. In most cases, newcomers to the language will be doing this the opposite way...
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Some developers attest to their knowledge of JavaScript by being able to correctly explain what a closure is in JavaScript and why it is useful. Bragging rights aside cl...
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JavaScript was born out of the necessary need to manipulate elements on a web page and provide more interactivity than HTML and CSS alone were capable of. JavaScript wil...
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The web is always changing and with change comes new technologies that allow us designers and developers to build and write better code. Sometimes we have to update tech...
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I appreciate the finer details on the web. I really like intuitive animations (the kind that isn't just icing on the cake), data binding on forms and other user invoked ...
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I use WordPress for about 99% of my clients’ projects. I do this for a variety of reasons but mostly because my WordPress workflow is pretty efficient and my clients are...
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I use WordPress for a variety of projects. I have to say that I have a love-hate relationship with it for many reasons. I'll save those for another time but for the most...
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Gulp.js is a not so new toolkit built using JavaScript that helps automate your workflow as a developer. Whether you do front end development, back ...
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Part 26 of my Let's Build: A Consultancy Website series continues on the About page.
The existing design utilizes placeholder i...
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Today, more than ever, more developers are reaching for JavaScript as their programming language of choice. That choice makes sense because JavaScript can exist and run ...
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Dropdown menus and responsive menus are all too common components in the web design space. While I'd advocate using dropdown menus sparingly, they do unclutter what coul...
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I'm back at it with the Let's Build: With JavaScript series. In this video learn how to build a broadcast bar with cookies using vanilla JavaScript and some elbow grease...
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Welcome to the next installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. In this video, I'll be walking you through how to create a simple but dynamic sticky nav. usin...
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Welcome to the next installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. In this video, learn how to create tabs with vanilla JavaScript.
[View Source Code](https:...
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I'm back with my next installment of the Let's Build: With JavaScript series. In this build, learn how to code a modal with vanilla JavaScript.
This series is all ab...
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Welcome to the next installment to my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This tutorial teaches you how to create, customize, and manipulate an HTML5 video player using...
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I'm back at it with my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This week I take a stab at creating a custom accordion component with vanilla JavaScript.
An accordion is ...
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My Let's Build: With JavaScript series continues with a new installment where I teach you how to create a skeleton screen loading effect with vanilla JavaScript, HTML, a...
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I'm back with another installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This tutorial is based around an off-canvas menu experience that was built using a combinati...
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Continuing the Let's Build: With JavaScript series, I tackle a more known pattern of a "show more show less" toggle with JavaScript. To take things further I introduce a...
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Welcome to another Let's Build: with JavaScript tutorial. In this installment, we'll take a look at building a theme switcher for different parts of a web page using CSS...
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Tailwind CSS has become my favorite CSS framework to reach for lately. The focus of the framework is utility-first which means adding classes ...
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It has been a bit since I did another Let's Build: With JavaScript so I'm back with a new one focusing on using Local Storage.
As a precursor to this tutorial I highl...
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Welcome to another installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This video tutorial teaches you how to make a collection of dynamic HTML checkboxes using vanil...
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In this installment of my Let's Build with JavaScript series I talk about using mouse events to animate text.
This tutorial is heavily inspired by a video from Wes B...
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Tailwind CSS version 1.2 is the most recent release of the CSS framework. This is a short guide that teaches you how to install it in the mos...
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Today, I'm excited to walk through a great JavaScript framework that has become popular in the Ruby on Rails community called Stimulus.js.
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In this Tailwind CSS tutorial, we'll explore how to add an interactive, mouse-tracking glow effect to web elements using just JavaScript and Tailwind CSS. This simple ye...
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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to add Geolocation support to a search form using Ruby on Rails and Stimulus.js
By integrating geolocation capabilities, users can...
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In this tutorial, we will create a simple, reusable countdown widget using ES6 classes in JavaScript. The widget will accept options as parameters, allowing for flexibil...
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