Showing posts from the category "Web" - page 2
Posted on 10th December 2019. Written For Liquid Light
I was listening to a recent podcast of Syntax, when there was a “Potluck” question episode (number 194 to be precise) the other day and one of the questions (about 13 minutes 11 seconds in) really got me thinking: How do you deal with designers who design without…
Posted on 13th November 2019.
With #ffconf and podcasts, there are a few things I've come across this week that I wanted to make a note of. These include Analytics, Git and a JS Library…
Posted on 22nd August 2019.
I've always been keen to discover new newsletters and have always kept my eye out for recommendations. I decided to collate these recommendations and build a directory.…
Posted on 31st July 2019.
I read "The Real Dark Web", a blog post from @sonniesedge and within a few paragraphs it really hit home. There are a few noisy web developers who are innovating, but their innovations are not realistic in the "Real world". Yet [we] are told, mostly implicitly, sometimes directly, that if [we're]…
Posted on 20th June 2019.
To save me Googling, I have collated all the user-related commands I often use - particularly useful when setting up a new VM!…
Posted on 20th June 2019.
Xen is a basic but powerful package for linux which allows you to create virtual machines, A rival to Vagrant, Xen has less configuration (but is potentially less "agile")…
Posted on 3rd May 2019.
Using a Share This plugin (or similar) or the native sharing widgets from social networks can really bloat your page and look ugly. This code is how we, at Liquid Light, implement social sharing widgets…
Posted on 20th April 2019.
Fetch is a fantastic JavaScript function which allows you to natively get and post data from the browser. This post includes some examples of how to use it.…
Posted on 14th February 2019.
Docker allows you to host websites locally, which allows you can develop them within an environment which can be an exact replica of the live one. This blog post explores my first experience with Docker.…
Posted on 4th February 2019.
Newsletters that I, as a front-end developer, have found extremely useful and insightful. This is a new list compared to the original from 2016!…