Blog (Page 11 of 20)

  1. How to create parallax scrolling with CSS

    Implement parallax scrolling with CSS without compromising UX by using a variety of CSS properties and libraries.

  2. Recover from a linux boot issue - no free disk space

    The other day, I got myself in a tangle. I ran out of disk space on my system hard drive and I could not boot into Ubuntu properly. This is how I fixed it.

  3. Are CSS utility classes a mild form of obfuscation?

    If I see something novel on a website, I like to investigate how it was made. When I was exploring an example today, there was something unexpected.

  4. How to create a slick animation from Schitt’s Creek

    This time, I will make the title sequence from Schitt’s Creek. It has a quirky, irreverent quality to it.

  5. A deep dive into the CSS float property

    Let’s discuss the history of CSS float and show how it can be used in modern web design to achieve creative text layouts.

  6. How to migrate a JavaScript project to pnpm (package manager)

    pnpm claims to be the performant node package manager. Is it worthwhile migrating my existing projects?

  7. How to keep your email address private in GitHub

    I wanted to review where I publish my primary email address online. One important place to check is any Git host you use such as GitHub.

  8. Open a project in VS Code in a flash 📂⚡

    The one thing that you do all the time with VS Code is open a folder. Wouldn’t it be nice to find your project and open it in VS Code really quickly?

  9. The best password manager on Linux?

    KeePass was my first choice password manager. Over time, I noticed that it has some persistent issues. Its time to look for a replacement!

  10. VS Code - Catch errors in your markdown files

    You can make syntax mistakes in Markdown the same as you would with any programming language. Here is how you can catch those syntax mistakes.