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HTML, CSS and JavaScript Explained For Beginners

Posted on July 9, 2019 by Marc BackesLeave a Comment

In this post, I explain what HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is and why do you need all three of them to create a web application. As I scrolled through some web development forums, I noticed that more people than one

A Deep Dive Into The Most Popular Web Tools & Services

Posted on June 20, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

There are tens of thousands of web tools and services that can be used to create gorgeous websites, logos, company branding, for different web development projects, bootstrap themes and templates, WordPress themes and plugins and much more. Which are the

A Git-Flow Explainer & How To Tutorial

Posted on May 30, 2019 by Marc Backes1 Comment

What is Git-Flow? When someone talks about Git-Flow, it could mean two things: A successful branching model (theory) A set of terminal commands that extend the regular git command set (practice) In this post, I will cover both in order

What a Good Code Review Looks Like

Posted on April 25, 2019April 25, 2019 by Rob KendalLeave a Comment

I was browsing Twitter a while ago and came across a great tweet about trying to include nice, positive things within code reviews. It got me thinking about how we, as an industry, tend to review the code of our

Interesting VSCode Extensions For April 2019

Posted on April 20, 2019August 16, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

In this edition of the VS Code extension roundup, you will find some eye-catching themes as well as a new time-saving tool for front-end development. Background Phi Colors If you’d rather your Visual Studio Code IDE be much more eccentric,

Setting Up a NodeJS Web Server On Your Android Phone or Tablet

Posted on April 10, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

I came across a really cool app recently, specifically on my Samsung Galaxy S9 Android device. The app is called Dory and it’s capable of installing a full-working NodeJS environment on your device. In this article, I will detail how to

How To Remove Unused CSS From Your Website

Posted on March 30, 2019March 30, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

A cascading style sheet can gradually build up into a bulky file over time. And in most cases, over time, you’ve added lots of new CSS and stopped using some classes that were there before. This means two things, your

Free Apps To Learn Coding

Posted on March 23, 2019September 8, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

When you don’t have a laptop or computer at hand, you can now use your mobile smartphone or tablet device to learn code. There are plenty of applications on the play store and app store available for superior informative learning.

Interesting VSCode Extensions For February 2019

Posted on February 22, 2019August 16, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment

Here is the February roundup of eye-catching, interesting and note-worthy VS Code extensions. I plan to run this article every month, this is the very first, enjoy! Niketa Theme It’s actually hard to find decent IDE themes nowadays, well it

3 Reasons To Learn Functional Programming With Elixir

Posted on February 9, 2019August 16, 2019 by Emma RobbinsLeave a Comment

If you’ve ever thought about learning functional programming but hesitated to try it, you might have had one of the following thoughts: Someone told me that to learn functional programming I’ll have to forget everything I know. I don’t want