DesignSkills
Everything you always wanted to know about touch icons
All about the favicons of mobile devices and tablets.
BusinessCourses
In defense of CSS hacks
Introducing “safe CSS hacks.”
CodeResources
HTML5 Boilerplate is 2.0!
Adding normalize.css, respond.js, and much more.
CodeResources
HTML5 Boilerplate
A rock-solid default for HTML5 awesome.
CodeResources
Ambiguous ampersands
Character references in HTML.
CodeResources
JavaScript character escapes
Character escape sequences explained.
BusinessTools
Twitalics
A try to get text formatting work on Twitter [use with caution!].
CodeSamples
Valid JavaScript variable names
A look into which Unicode glyphs are allowed in JavaScript variable names.
CodeResources
idiomatic.js
Principles of writing consistent, idiomatic JavaScript.
CodeTools
Opera 21 released
What that means for web developers.
CodeTools
Opera 23 released
What’s new in Opera 23 (based on Chromium 36) for web developers.
CodeFun
3.14 things I didn’t know about CSS
Obscure CSS facts.
CodeResources
Unicode-aware regular expressions in ES6
The effects of the new u flag.
CodeTools
Opera 24 released
What the new release means for web developers.
CodeTools
Opera 25 released
What it means for web developers.
CodeTools
Opera 26 released
What it means for web developers.
CodeResources
Valid JavaScript variable names in ECMAScript 6
ES6 updates the grammar for identifiers.
CodeResources
Opera 28 released
What it means for web developers.
CodeResources
Opera 29 released
What’s new for web developers.
CodeOpinions
ES6 const is not about immutability
The common misconception that just won’t die.
CodeOpinions
About rel=noopener
“Using ‘target=_blank’ for user-supplied links is a security risk.”
CodeTools
What’s new in Chromium 51 and Opera 38
News for web developers.
CodeOpinions
ECMAScript regular expressions are getting better!
What’s happening right now.
CodeResources
V8 Release 6.1
asm.js is now validated and compiled to WebAssembly.
CodeTools
Speedometer 2.0
A benchmark for modern web app responsiveness.
CodeResources
Using JavaScript modules on the web
JavaScript modules are now supported in all major browsers.