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I like problem solving and making things pretty. I also like red.
This was something that confused me until recently. The set up Let's say you have your server running on port 8000 with this code: app.get('/api', async (req, res) => { // get some data from an API console.log(data) res.json(data) }) If you go...
In my last post I showed you how to make a button look like it stays pressed when you click on it. But what if you have multiple buttons which you want to have staying pressed when you click them - but only the last one you clicked. If you click one ...
Let's say you have a button on your page and when the user clicks it, it should look like it's staying pressed until they do something else. How do you do that? It's pretty easy, you just need a box shadow and a bit of JavaScript. Button set up Let's...
I've now used six bundlers, so I thought I'd compare them. I've used them all to convert SCSS to CSS and minify it, most of them to convert TypeScript to JavaScript and minify it. Bundlers Gulp This is the first one I ever used, so I have a fondness ...
A bit of a tangent this week, but still something I'm learning. It was on a bit of a whim after I saw people talking about games you can use to learn/practise touch typing. I can type without looking at the keyboard, but I don't use all my fingers an...
Two posts ago I talked about what code splitting was and how you'd do it, and gave an example with CSS. This post I'm going to talk about how to do it in JavaScript. You can just put all of your scripts into your HTML, but that could get unwieldy. A ...
