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I like problem solving and making things pretty. I also like red.
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 ...
Last post 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 SCSS. We're going to stick with our simple website that has three sections: header, main, footer. An...
What is code splitting? Basically, it's splitting your code up into separate files, rather than having it all in one file. Let's say you have a really simple website with three sections: header, main and footer. You'd put your CSS for the header in o...
When I was little we had an Amstrad PCW. On it was a word processor called LocoScript. I loved that you could write a document on it, save it and come back to it later to add more, which was a novelty at the time. But what I most liked about it was t...
What are logical properties? These are a different way of writing top, left, bottom, right. It's useful if you're going to be dealing with any languages that go in a different direction. So, for example, you have a bit of text on your page that you w...
