5 Reasons To Design Websites For Internet Explorer 6
Bring up Internet Explorer Version 6 to a seasoned web designer and you’ll get an earful.Real quick: Internet Explorer 6, or IE 6, is exactly as its name implies. It’s the sixth version of Microsoft’s...
View ArticleThe HTML5 Boilerplate Video is AWESOME!!!!!!
Most HTML5 fans know about HTML5 Boilerplate, the open-source web page template that’s fully-stocked with lots of cool front-end web development hacks. But I have a feeling that many people simply go...
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Mobile Web Development Best Practices – Starting Tips
My last two articles, reviewing my work for both the Almay/Facebook project and the new Mitchum site, have tried to drive the same point home: it’s good to apply mobile web development best practices...
View Article2 Bad Things About the Facebook App Setup
For the Almay/Facebook project I recently worked on, I had to create a Facebook app under their new set of rules, which was interesting.Creating Facebook apps, which are basically web pages, used to...
View Article5 Mobile Web Development Best Practice Resources
My last batch of articles have discussed which mobile web development best practices I’ve adopted. I obviously can’t claim them as my own creation and should share my resources for these practices.Some...
View Article5 Reasons Why You Need To Learn To Use JavaScript Before jQuery
A project came up at work involving Node, the software system that allows JavaScript to run server-side instead of client-side. I wasn’t involved in the project but wanted to play with the code once it...
View ArticleMedia Queries Are Important
CSS3 media queries have become a hit in recent years thanks to the increased popularity of responsive web design, which I’ve previously written about. This popularity is set to increase even more...
View ArticleA Simple Explanation of HTML5
A lengthy but simple explanation of what HTML5 is with suggestions on how business can use it. Very little technical language is used.The post A Simple Explanation of HTML5 appeared first on kaidez.
View Article5 Reasons Why You Need To Learn To Use JavaScript Before jQuery
A list of good reasons why it's better to learn JavaScript before jQuery. A short learning resource list at the end to help you get started.The post 5 Reasons Why You Need To Learn To Use JavaScript...
View ArticleMedia Queries Are Important
CSS3 media queries can help sites perform better in Google search results and the W3C officially recommends them as a web standard.The post Media Queries Are Important appeared first on kaidez.
View ArticleUsing RequireJS In WordPress
Learn how to use RequireJS in WordPress. Includes a walk-through of how RequireJS works and how WordPress manages JavaScript internally.The post Using RequireJS In WordPress appeared first on kaidez.
View ArticleWeb Components Demo: Templates and (some) Shadow DOM
A Web Components demo using just templates and Shadow DOM, mostly templates. Post includes many links to Web Component learning resources.The post Web Components Demo: Templates and (some) Shadow DOM...
View Articlekdz – My Personal Scaffolding Tool
kaidez used Node to create a tool for scaffolding out web development projects. Includes a link to thoroughly commented code on GitHub.The post kdz – My Personal Scaffolding Tool appeared first on...
View ArticleSCREENCAST: CSS Build Demo
A demo of how to optimize CSS with Gulp, Grunt and tasks like uncss and critical path css. Has a link to fully-commented code on GitHub.The post SCREENCAST: CSS Build Demo appeared first on kaidez.
View ArticleBabel Setup For Beginners
How I set up Babel, Browserify, Babelify & Babel ES2015 presets for web development. Great for Babel beginners. Contains lots of resource links.The post Babel Setup For Beginners appeared first on...
View ArticleSCREENCAST: Build Tasks With “npm run”
Watch how I use "npm run" to run HTML, CSS and JavaScript build tasks. An alternative to using Grunt, Gulp and similar tools.The post SCREENCAST: Build Tasks With “npm run” appeared first on kaidez.
View ArticleThe “Head First” Duck Simulator in TypeScript
TypeScript recreates the Duck Simulator/Strategy pattern described in the "Head First Design Patterns" book. With lots of resource links.The post The “Head First” Duck Simulator in TypeScript appeared...
View ArticlejQuery: It’s OK To Use It
jQuery allows for too much productivity for web developers to stop using it completely. But they should understand when to use it, and why.The post jQuery: It’s OK To Use It appeared first on kaidez.
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