Git Worktrees: Git Done Right
Curious about Git worktrees? Learn how they enable checking out multiple branches simultaneously in separate directories, streamlining your workflow without constant switching.
By Frontend Masters26 Sept 2025Sticky Gradient Transitions
Combining sticky offsets and gradients creates smooth transitions, with options for linear or curved effects using trigonometry.
By Adam Argyle26 Sept 2025Recreating Gmail’s Google Gemini Animation
Recreating a fancy button with CSS shape() and animation, inspired by Gmail’s Google Gemini animation.
By CSS-Tricks26 Sept 2025Squircles
Experimenting with squircles via clip-path: shape() – vote for corner-shape support or try Zoran’s GUI on Codepen.
By Adam Argyle26 Sept 2025APIs vs. SDKs: Key Differences, Use Cases, and Best Practices
Understanding DevRel roles: how developer advocacy, API teaching, and SDK support differ. Clarify these functions to better navigate or pursue a career in Developer Relations.
By Frontend Masters25 Sept 2025A workaround for using custom properties in media queries
Using custom properties with media queries isn’t possible yet, but container style queries offer a promising workaround for responsive design.
By Piccalilli25 Sept 2025Just Vite It
Simplify your build process – ditch complex configs and just Vite it.
By Adam Argyle25 Sept 2025Get Started With Load Testing - A JMeter Tutorial
Discover how to perform load testing on your website using the free JMeter tool. Learn to create scripts, run tests, and verify your site’s ability to handle traffic effectively.
By DebugBear25 Sept 2025Give your AI eyes: Introducing Chrome DevTools MCP
Chrome DevTools MCP introduces AI-powered assistants that can see and interact with a live Chrome browser, opening new possibilities for debugging and automation.
By Addy Osmani25 Sept 2025The Coyier CSS Starter
A curated, opinionated CSS starter kit by Chris, built around personal principles that shape what’s included and excluded – aiming for a clean, purposeful foundation.
By Frontend Masters24 Sept 2025Intent Prototyping: The Allure And Danger Of Pure Vibe Coding In Enterprise UX (Part 1)
Exploring the limitations of static mockups and the potential of AI-powered prototyping, questioning whether vibe coding or structured approaches better serve user flows.
By Yegor Gilyov24 Sept 2025CSS Typed Arithmetic
Chrome 140 introduces calculations with mixed data types, making CSS more powerful – Amit explores the significance of computational CSS.
By CSS-Tricks24 Sept 2025✨ 3 onboarding tips for faster “aha moments”
Swap out traditional ‘how it works’ explanations with a value-focused panel, complemented by a quick 10–15 second demo to showcase features effectively.
By Unicorn Club24 Sept 2025Lax Space: Designing With Duct Tape and Everyday Chaos
Behind the scenes of an experimental portfolio that blends duct tape, design, and code to turn chaos into playful digital experiences.
By Codrops23 Sept 2025Code portability
Insights from Nicholas C. Zakas on code portability, highlighting key decisions made in recent projects to ensure your code works across environments and platforms.
By Frontend Masters22 Sept 2025Ambient Animations In Web Design: Principles And Implementation (Part 1)
Ambient animations offer a subtle way to add atmosphere to designs – discover how to implement these slow-moving details without distraction.
By Andy Clarke22 Sept 2025The Big Gotcha With @starting-style
Exploring CSS’s latest features, including @starting-style for enter animations with transitions – an alternative to keyframes. Is it worth adopting this new approach?
By Josh W. Comeau22 Sept 2025Motion Highlights #13
A curated collection of inspiring motion designs and animations from across the web to spark your creativity.
By Codrops22 Sept 2025
Challenge of the week: Create a whimsical digital aquarium using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Incorporate ambient animations to make the water ripple and fish swim smoothly. Use clip-paths to create unique fish shapes and experiment with CSS variables for dynamic lighting effects. Enhance the experience with sound by integrating the Web Audio API, allowing users to toggle ambient underwater noises. Share your aquarium on CodePen or GitHub to showcase your creativity!
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