Blog (Page 15 of 19)

  1. Write a VS Code extension in JavaScript, not TypeScript ^

    The VS Code API docs are oriented towards TypeScript. I will offer a JavaScript alternative, and offer some insight on building extensions.

  2. Give your linux terminal a makeover

    A terminal is a dark rectangle with text. It’s utilitarian. You can make it feel more personal with a few style changes. This is what I did.

  3. Using Prettier and ESLint for JavaScript formatting

    Using Prettier and ESLint together can enhance your JavaScript workflow. Here is how you can get them to work together without any conflicts.

  4. Is Vendor Prefixing Dead?

    Browser vendors slowly began to move away from prefixing in 2012. It appeared that the problems created by vendor prefixes would fade away in time. The question is: has that time come yet?

  5. An unwanted update to your Google Account

    Google sent me an email informing me that they will change the country associated with my account in 30 days. I wanted to know why.

  6. Easy file management in VS Code

    Is there an easier way than hopping to the File Explorer and getting busy with your mouse to perform file actions?

  7. Writing VS Code extensions in JavaScript

    Learn how to set up a project and write your first VS code extension in JavaScript.

  8. A quick reference for shadows in CSS

    Shadows add physical realism to user interfaces. This article is a quick reference on how to use shadows in CSS.

  9. Making money from open source

    How do developers monetize open source projects? Can you make a decent living? I will discuss some inspiring stories of how a few people achieved that.

  10. The latest features of CSS in 2021

    This overview covers the latest major CSS features to make it to browsers in 2021 and includes clear use cases for them.