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- •Explore the new CSS @function rule—now available in Chrome—with examples, syntax, and practical use cases. Learn how custom functions and @scope can enhance your stylesheets as browser support expands. Read more
- •A relatively unknown method to access JavaScript Array elements, the at() method. Read more
- •Explore how JavaScript Proxy objects enable powerful patterns for validation, logging, default values, and more by intercepting and customizing object operations. Read more
- •Learn how to cleanly separate user interface state from business logic in Vue applications using the Composition API, improving maintainability and testing. Read more
- •Improve test readability by extracting repeated steps into reusable functions. Read more
- •Learn how to write clear, behaviour-driven tests using Gherkin syntax with Vitest and TypeScript, enhanced by AI-powered coding assistance. Read more
- •From Google's multi-tab searches to conversational AI assistants like Perplexity and Cursor, artificial intelligence has vastly transformed the way we find and interact with information online. Read more
- •Testing Shiki diff notation transformer plugin. Read more
- •Implement TypeScript friendly schema validation easily with Zod. Read more
- •A bit of arsing about with CSS to make a button glow on hover using CSS custom properties and keyframes. Read more
- •Exploring new proposal for adapting colours based on another colour's channels and values. Read more
- •One-time-code (OTP), PIN or code input boxes (like you see when logging into PayPal, etc.), a way of doing it with a single input but appears to have 6 separate inputs. Read more
- •How to create custom elements and handle attributes using JavaScript and TypeScript. Read more
- •Making links more accessible for screen readers. Read more