Making your SVG accessible includes adding extra steps to your workflow, but is well-worth it. By embracing clean, semantic markup and taking advantage of

Learn the ins and outs of form validation with Angular 2.

Перевод статьи A Nerd's Guide to Color on the Web с сайта CSS-Tricks.com для CSS-live.ru, автор — Сара Дрэснер Работать с цветами в вебе можно множеством способов. Думаю, полезно понимать механизмы того, с чем мы работаем, и цвет — не исключение. Давайте…

Борис Каплуновский ( BSKaplou) Я довольно долго работал над докладом и старался сделать его настолько противоречивым, насколько это возможно. И сразу начну с п...

There is a lot of fun to be had when working in JavaScript. Even for developers that interact with it daily, some parts of the language remain unexplored.

A bunch of interesting techniques for using SVG to make unique responsive components.

As you probably know, JavaScript was created by Brendan Eich in 1995 in only ten days. Many developers love to make fun of it, but it’s an…

With the promise of better performance, Angular 2 is the update the framework needs. Should you migrate to version 2?...

Immutability - the idea that you should never work with "live" data, is slowly transforming the way that programmers work with objects, data and streams. From reducing hidden variables in functions to making database programming simpler to reducing the chance…

Статьи про CSS и SVG

A low-cost approach for providing user customisation in UI projects

A weblog about my work at Igalia

Generate Bootstrap websites from Microsoft Excel. Contribute to woganmay/excel-bootstrap development by creating an account on GitHub.

desklamp - clean routing and state container for react

A morphing dropdown that animates according to the size of its content.

You can use media queries to add responsiveness to SVG, but which viewport triggers those media queries?

I’ve been thinking a lot about the topic of “JavaScript Fatigue” and have had a number of exchanges with other developers about their opinions and, most importantly, their concern…

justmarkup is the site of Michael Scharnagl, a front-end developer living in Berlin.