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  1. Level up your CSS linting using Stylelint

    Level up your CSS, SCSS, and Sass linting skills and improve your code quality using this advanced guide on Stylelint.

  2. VS Code - Get type checking in JavaScript easily

    Did you know you can get type checking in plain old JavaScript files in VS Code? And it is easy to enable it.

  3. VS Code - How many extensions should I use?

    VS Code is a text editor. It is up to you to customize it to their needs with extensions. How many extensions should you use to keep it running well?

  4. Images are hard. Is there a simpler way?

    There are so many different considerations when you put images online. Today, I’d like to discuss some of the issues, and provide some guidance.

  5. Make your own (interactive) graphic novel

    As a child, I always wanted to create a graphic novel. After cultivating more front-end skills, I decided to explore making an interactive comic.

  6. How to add a favicon to your website

    A favicon is the icon that represents your site. The requirements for adding one to a website got out of hand. I will show you the min requirements.

  7. My post was top of Hacker News yesterday - a bad experience

    Yesterday, I received an email from someone telling me that the article was top of Hacker News. I read the thread and found it disconcerting.

  8. 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.

  9. 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.

  10. 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.