Blog (Page 10 of 20)

  1. Improvements that CSS could use in 2023

    Last year was a bumper year for CSS. Rather than ask for new features. I would like to see more improvements to what we already have.

  2. Minify and bundle HTML, CSS, and JS as part of your Netlify deployment

    A convenience offered by Netlify is running tasks such as optimizing assets during and after a build. Let’s set this up with a configuration file.

  3. Star Wars circular wipe transition - @property vs clippath vs mask

    Star Wars is famous for its wipe scene transitions. I wanted to create a CSS transition for a circular wipe that works in every browser.

  4. Diamond wipe animation for revealing text

    I was riffing on some ideas for revealing text in interesting ways. How about some shapes? How about a diamond wipe?

  5. Learn to love programming - can we teach programming differently?

    Steven Strogatz is not your typical mathematician. He has a gift for making maths fun and accessible. Can we do the same with programming?

  6. How to verify a website migration - testing a sitemap

    I migrated my website recently. I wanted to preserve the same URLs for my webpages. I wanted to verify it was done correctly. This is how I did it.

  7. 2023 - Ring in the true

    This is the time of the year when people have retrospectives of the past year, and make resolutions for the new year. Here is an alternative to that!

  8. RSS feed issue from site migration - it is fixed now!

    I just moved my website to 11ty. It went well but there was a wee bit of collateral damage! I made a faux pas with my feed. It is fixed now.

  9. Global find and replace of all occurences of text in VS Code

    I needed to replace the same string across 21 files in a project recently. Oddly, it was not obvious how to do this in VS Code! Here is how to do it.

  10. How to create attractive, interactive docs

    Too often, technical documentation is dry, linear, and static. I want to explore the new wave of documentation tools that are pushing the boundaries.