Create a JavaScript tab component with an adaptive stepper UI
In this tutorial, we’ll build a simple responsive JavaScript tab component where the clickable tabs will appear as a stepper component.
In this tutorial, we’ll build a simple responsive JavaScript tab component where the clickable tabs will appear as a stepper component.
In this third and final part of a three-part series, we’re taking a more streamlined approach to an application that supports vision-language (VLM) and text-to-speech (TTS).
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Gdocs users can create tabs and subtabs to help organize information in a single place instead of linking to multiple documents.
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If I were to say “product roadmap” to you, what would come to mind? Probably something resembling a Gantt chart, much like the roadmap shown below: A set of product updates, usually in the form of features mapped against a timeline.
Deferring offscreen images is a web performance optimization technique that can help you improve user experience and Core Web Vitals on your site. Also known as lazy loading, it downloads out-of-view images only when they’re about to appear in the user’s viewport. Deferring offscreen images is especially important on image-heavy websites.
In this age of endless newfangled organizational tools, the spreadsheet holds firm. Frederick O’Brien explains how, from engineering to design, they can still provide a rock-solid foundation for your work.