Here's What We Found
...’round here, so JavaScript makes for an easy example. The “console” in your browser’s DevTools is a REPL for JavaScript. There is a console on CodePen as well, which can...
Web style guides emerged from the web’s evolution out of text-only webpages. In 1994, developers and early browser makers turned to the then-recently launched World Wide Web Consortium to enact...
“Caching” is when, rather than fetching a new copy of an asset like an image, HTML, CSS, or JavaScript file from the internet, the browser uses a copy it has...
...controls its presentation as well. Power to the people Marked up properly, all web content is accessible. That means you can access it through your regular web browser and see...
...or impressive. With the increasing power of the browser to make great UI’s and graphics, you’ve got incredible control over how (and what) you display — and making that interactive....
...your web browser. You do have to install a little driver thing that allows it access to your video/audio locally, but otherwise you do everything in the browser. You create...
...in the light of security considerations, companies like Google (Chrome) and Mozilla (Firefox) have publicly stated that they will only enable HTTP/2 surfing in their browsers if the given website...
...descriptions or flowcharts. By allowing easy comment addition and tracking, collaborating on UX designs couldn’t be easier. 2: Perfect Pixel Once added to any browser, Perfect Pixel puts a semi-translucent...
...source server by using either a browser-based tool, such as PhpMyAdmin, or via the mysldump command if you have SSH access. I strongly suggest using the “Add Drop Tables” option...
Modern browser DevTools, besides being gosh-darned amazing for doing our jobs as front end web developers, can be used to strong arm our way through problems we encounter on the...
There is so much to know about making websites fast. It’s rather incredible. Things like understanding servers and networks, how browsers parse things and make decisions, efficient coding choices, and...
...we can append that to the end of the URL we’re building: var url = "http://www.colourlovers.com/api/palettes/top?format=json&numResults=5&resultOffset=" + rand; We want to use this in the browser, so: That means doing...
...work? In simple terms, an SSL encrypts information as it travels from a browser to a web server. In what is commonly known as the SSL “handshake”, encryption keys (a...
...Bruce Lawson, an Open Standards Evangelist for Opera browser. “We run on devices that no one else runs on. There are 10’s of millions of people that could not access...
...times when something is broken, it’s literally broken code. Since so many websites are highly JavaScript powered these days, opening up your browsers DevTools (try Command-Option-J in Chrome) and going...
...SSL is an electronic document that is used to establish id entity and trust between two parties: the web site and the web browser. That little padlock icon in your...