The third edition of this book is available and it’s been one of the most best sources of learning Javascript in book form. The HTML version on the site is free to read and a print version is on its way.

In this series, you will learn how to make React and Redux control a bunch of SVG elements to create a game. The knowledge acquired throughout this series will also allow you to create other types of animations that are orchestrated by React and Redux, not only games.

This is an interesting examination and critique of Promises. While I’m not saying we should get rid of them, it’s good to know how they really work and what to expect in odd cases.

Asycn/Await is basically another way to use Promises, so this is a good review of how it all ties together.

CSS is strangely considered both one of the easiest and one of the hardest languages to learn as a web developer. This will

Long gone are the days of using images and CSS sprites to make icons for the web. With the explosion of web fonts, icon fonts have become the number one solution for displaying icons on your web site.

A visual demonstration of how CSS float and clear actually works. If you’ve ever been confused about the float and clear property to arrange block elements, wonder no more.

Some really good nuggets for front/backend, tooling, databases, and languages in general which mirrors the “Today I Learned” repo idea that some maintain to publicly share niche knowledge on a given topic.

Just in case you felt like you were pretty good at design, prepare to be humbled.