A lesson in priorities when it comes to coding for the Web and for the people using it.
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20 Web research studies/surveys from 2020
The likes of Google, Mailchimp, and Stack Overflow have generated reports about the state of the Web in 2020.
89 YouTube channels to help improve your coding skills
Need some coding inspo? Check out these YouTube channels curated by Dev&Gear featuring Colt Steele, Chris Coyier, and Ania Kubów.
Anna Lytical codes a website with nothing but copy and paste
The sickeningly entertaining coding drag queen uses copy and paste to create a website in HTML, CSS, and JS.
My new favourite blog post is about hypertext from 1998
Hypertext still makes the world wide web go round but things were really spinning back in the 90s.
1MB – the service offering free web hosting
As long as your site is 1MB or less in size. (This is not a sponsored post.) I can still remember learning about web design on Frontpage Express back in 2001. Things were still primitive back then, even after the dot-com bubble burst in 2000. Flash was the latest craze but simple websites (now called …
The History of CSS
Jason Hoffman of CSS Tricks took a trip down memory lane this week to look at the history of CSS. Hoffman’s article A Look Back at the History of CSS gives an account of how we came to style websites in the first place. From Marc Andreessen claiming there was no way to style a …