One part experiment in serverless functions, one part a place to keep track of the various things I want to bookmark and share. Maybe in the future a place I can automatically send emails from.
CSS In Real Life is a blog covering CSS topics and useful snippets on the web’s most beautiful language. Published by Michelle Barker, front end developer at Ordoo and CSS superfan.
Simplifying some confusing frontend related terms with very limited to no code examples!
In this article, we’ll create a personal bookmarking site using FaunaDB, Netlify Functions and 11ty data files.
Whether you are running a JAMstack website or not this is a comprehensive overview of everything you need to know to be successful at SEO.
Last year, I wrote about how to schedule Jekyll posts using Netlify and AWS Lambda[^1]. I used that approach from the moment I wrote that blog post up until today. What changed? In...
One upon a time, there was a significant upgrade to the Javascript language called ES6/ES2015. It introduced many different new features. One of them was the three consecutive dots that we can write in front of any compatible container (objects, arrays, strings, sets, maps). These tiny little dots enable us to write a more elegant and concise code. I'll explain how the three dots work and show the most common use-cases.
Everything you need to know about colour theory, from concepts to terminology.