Blog (Page 12 of 20)

  1. Add a table of contents (TOC) to your blog posts

    A table of contents (TOC) can enable readers to quickly navigate its contents. Lets go through it from top to bottom in a beginner-friendly way.

  2. Testing a Svelte app with Vitest

    Vitest has become the first choice dev tool for Svelte. Learn about its features and integrations and how it compares to Jest.

  3. Syntax highlighting library support for modern frontend frameworks

    I was wondering which modern frontend frameworks are supported by syntax highlighting libraries. The list is growing! Here is status quo.

  4. How I fixed the feed on my website

    I noticed that my feed looked odd in one RSS reader. Here is how I fixed it, and have my posts feature my chosen cover image in most RSS readers.

  5. Migrating from VS Code to VS Codium on Linux painlessly

    Switching to VS Codium does not require much effort. You just need to install it and copy some configuration files.

  6. How to make a slick CSS animation from Upload

    This time, I will tackle a title sequence from Upload. It has a cool chugging, progress bar reveal of the title.

  7. VS Code or VS Codium - Which should I choose?

    You may have heard of VS Codium as an alternative to VS Code and may be wondering which you should choose. Which one is best for you?

  8. How to create a slick CSS animation from The Marvelous Mrs Maisel

    This time, I will animate a title sequence from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel from Episode 2 of Season 4. It has a cool kind of curtain swipe affect.

  9. VS Code - You don’t need a formatting extension (Prettier and friends)

    You can use the built-in formatters for a growing number of languages. You may not need an extension!

  10. Spring clean your home directory! Or should you? 🌻🧹🤔

    I like things organized. Ideally, my home directory will only have a handful of files and directories, and I know what they are. This is NOT the case!