Strictly abiding by my ‘no-fluff’ doctrine, let’s just dive right in:

1. Class Contains

[class*='section_'] {
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

The style rules that are declared within the body of the above command will apply to every HTML element that contains the string section_ .

For example, only HTML elements with class-names such as…

These tricks will speed up your workflow & make your code scalable.

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Well — if you’re anything like me, I’m guessing…

Improve your React chops & cut library overhang by using React!

No, not the kind of slider in the image above, but an actual slider which you can navigate from slide 0 – 3. Those do look quite delicious though.

What we’re building (you can’t eat these sliders):

Set up a React table without spending time reading complicated docs and crying.

No fluff. No crying. 3, 2, 1 —Let’s go!

133 web development interview questions you will most definitely be asked.

Before we begin

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Recruiters on average, spend no more…

Forms in React vs. traditional HTML, CSS & Vanilla JS:

React forms can get a little hairy, simply because of the scoping issues with a multiple component structure (brought about by the idea of modularized components).

Add to that the complex data flow between those separate components — in terms of state management, and it is very easy to lose…