Follow along and learn how to build a fully functioning Connect Four game in HTML, CSS and Vanilla JavaScript.

Discover innovative JavaScript tools beyond the well-known React, Vue.js, and Next.js. These lesser-known frameworks and libraries are shaping the future of web development.

One of my historical criticisms is that a view of browser support this simplistic might push people away from using a feature when they need not be.

This article dives into TypeScript, not just as a transformative tool that’s reshaping how we build modern web applications. I’ve been working with TypeScript in recent years, and I’m continually amazed by how it has revolutionized web development. Rather than delving into its history, let’s explore what makes TypeScript unique and why it’s become indispensable in today’s development landscape. I won’t compare it with other “type” languages like Java, C++…

Static websites don’t need to deal with server-side code, web frameworks or anything like that. But that brings with it a problem: how to deal with dynamic content, in particular how to add a contact form to a static website? In this article, you’ll learn how to set up such online forms and get them up and running in just a few minutes.

Flowbite React, a versatile React-based library, bridges the gap between rapid development and modern design, offering developers pre-designed components and utilities that align perfectly with Tailwind CSS. This article dives deep into Flowbite React, covering its features, installation, use cases, and why it’s a valuable tool for modern developers.

Ever scrolled through a website and thought, “Wow, I wish mine looked like that”? Trust me, you’re not alone. Building an awesome website can feel like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded.

Build interactive, engaging web interfaces with CSS anchor positioning and popover elements. Create tooltips, hover cards, or overlays anchored to an element with only a few lines of CSS and HTML—no JavaScript or complex layouts required.

Dev Mode is Figma’s solution to ease collaboration between designers and developers. Figma features plenty of low-code and no-code support for design professionals with minimal coding experience, but development experts are still necessary to ensure everything works correctly. Dev Mode aims to simplify the handoff process so both sides can work efficiently according to their own skills.

What else do we want or need CSS to do? It’s like being out late at night someplace you shouldn’t be and a stranger in a trenchcoat walks up and whispers in your ear.