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Glad you liked it John! Thanks for reading.
Glad you liked it John! Thanks for reading.
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Another great article Tim, well done!
Another great article Tim, well done! I was JUST working through the Rest and Spread operators myself, so this was perfect timing.
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I don’t see why there would be a need to wrap semantically appropriate tags...
I don’t see why there would be a need to wrap semantically appropriate tags with divs — seems like that’s just adding unnecessary markup, no? I think the fact that semantic HTML5 tags provide us with...
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Nice post Matthew!
Nice post Matthew! I’d add Atom to this list as well. Great introductory text editor that works right out of the box, but is powerful and extendable enough to work for experienced devs. Oh, and it’s FREE!
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Hey Bret,
Hey Bret,Nice article, although not sure I entirely agree with some parts. The “problems” you list here with vanilla HTML are probably tasks should be handled outside of HTML to begin with (in...
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Objects vs. Arrays
Photo by Blake Connally on UnsplashBoth objects and arrays are considered “special” in JavaScript. Objects represent a special data type that is mutable and can be used to store a collection of data...
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Solid article Austin!
Solid article Austin! I think you bring up some good points for novice web devs looking to learn JavaScript. Unfortunately, I’m not surprised by all the push back you’re getting from framework...
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Figuring this out as a freelancer was the key to unlocking real freedom for me.
Figuring this out as a freelancer was the key to unlocking real freedom for me. Sure, skilling up and deliver high-quality work is important — but that’s essentially the baseline. Clients expect that...
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Hey Sam,
Hey Sam,Thanks for reaching and pointing out that mistake! I’m in the process of migrating these lessons away from Medium to my own blog, so I will be sure to update that typo as I do.
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Glad you liked it John! Thanks for reading.
Glad you liked it John! Thanks for reading.
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No thanks Austin. By the way, my name is Zac.
No thanks Austin. By the way, my name is Zac.
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This should be the mantra of EVERY web developer.
This should be the mantra of EVERY web developer. Unfortunately, this seems to be the exception rather than the rule today.
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7 Alternatives to the HTML Tag
Does your HTML markup look like this 👆?In the early stages of learning how to structure an HTML document, it’s not uncommon to end up with what some developers call “div soup.” Need a content section...
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ES5 vs. ES6: Functions
Functions in ES5There are two ways to write functions in ES5, and both variations produce essentially the same outcome.In a Function Declaration (sometimes referred to as a “named” function), we use...
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4 Non-Coding Skills Every Developer Needs
Napoleon’s got skills. Do you? Image via The Brandsmith Co.There’s no doubt that if you want to be good (and employable) developer, you need to know how to write code. That’s should be pretty obvious -...
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When to Use , , , and Tags in Your Markup
Choose wisely…As HTML continues to evolve and incorporate more useful native features that improve both the user and developer experience, confusion can arise when choosing the most appropriate tag...
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Week 4: Workin’ It Out with JavaScript
In Week 3 we learned about basic JavaScript data types, storing those data types in variables, and creating more complex data structures using arrays and objects.In this lesson, we’ll look at some ways...
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