TIL - short nuggets
Deep dive articles
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How to use OpenAI's GPT APIs, and techniques for specific use cases.
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My learning notes from zero AI knowledge, to build applications using GPT.
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font-weight might be one of the first things you learn about CSS. But there's so much details in it.
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Responsiveness and Accessibility are two very common best practice in web development. Today, I looked more into how to make `font-size` more responsive and accessible, and came up with this short note.
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Today I read a funny/sarcasm CSS tweet, and it led me to think about tailwind.
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My thoughts on some of the common CSS structures
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A short blog to describe how I structure my CSS
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Auth is a complex concept for many webdevs, including myself. Here's some of my learning notes.
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Do you know how to use `Date` in JavaScript? Is `new Date('2020-01-01')` the same as `new Date('2020-1-01')`? Here're the pitfalls I fell into...
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Is serverless a fad or future? Should I use serverless or cloud, or even my own server? What does big companies do?
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How to communicate between iframe and parent correctly
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Among all the popular frontend frameworks, Vue.js is my favorite. It's very easy to get start with, and has great developer experience (at least IMO)
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CSS variables (Custom Properties) are available in all popular browsers now. Being a native feature, it has many advantages over pre/post-processor variables like SASS, LESS.
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A quick summary of the 3 different API solutions - REST, gRPC, and GraphQL.
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A summary of how I chose the part for my gaming PC build.
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A deep dive into the usage of ES6 modules - basic export/import, npm packages vs. ES6 modules, build process for browser support, and more.
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Why does JavaScript need modules? What the difference between CommonJS, AMD, UMD? In this article, I walk through a brief history of JS modules, from old simple script tag and IIFE all the way to ES6 modules.
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With CSS Houdini coming to browsers, we are having more power in the CSS world. There might be some new ways we can write and manage CSS.