Most of the time, when you are building a webpage, you are using a prefabricated layout or design. Programs like Adobe XD might be perfect for Designing a graphical user-interface or webpage, but in the end it has to be written in some kind of Code for the Webserver to serve. Given you have a complex Design with UI-Changes after pressing a button, chances are high you will be in need for using additional code to implement those changes.
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Pseudo-Classes in CSS like :is(), :not(), :has() and :where() will change your coding behaviour
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What Steam-Game should I play? Let JavaScript decide!
Having over 800 games on steam was a huge mess for me. I needed to decide which game I should play. For this I used the WhatShouldISteam-Page, but we wouldn’t be programmers if we didn’t achieve this stuff ourselves. So let’s find a game to play!
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ES6 and its variable-declarations – no use for var anymore
Some years have gone by since the release of the new ECMAScript Standard 6 and there are still many people out there using var to declarate variables in JavaScript. I understand that even after these years, there might be some versions of browsers which do not support the let and const declaration. But if you’re building an application and you’re concerned about your security, be warned, there are some new ways of declaration in town.
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Custom menues with walkers – Building WordPress Templates
Being able to edit an existing WordPress template and actually knowing what you are doing is great. Building your own can be fun too, but most of the time you will find yourself in a slum of functions you’ve never heard of. The most common function of a template is to support given functions from the framework itself. One of these functions is the WordPress menu.
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List of Python GUI frameworks and tools
Even though python is not really known for it’s GUI-Applications, there is still a huge number of GUI frameworks or toolkits out there. If you started working with python, chances are high you got past the very basic of GUI frameworks out there: “Tkinter”. Usually the Tkinter-package is bundled with python itself and is defined as the standard GUI package. Working with it is simple, fast and pretty much self explaining after you got into it for some minutes. But what about the others? I created a short list of frameworks I worked with in the past and some I only know by name. These frameworks will be categories into their supporting platforms, so it will be easier to for you to find something suiting for your personal project.
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The mighty Stack – How the JavaScript-Runtime works
Understanding the JavaScript-Runtime might be one of the most helpful things you could learn. Fully understanding the workflow of our applications might get you some new ideas and open up new ways of developing new applications or even help us on refactoring our old code.
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IDE vs Code Editor – Why, which and when?!
In genereal the workflow of each programmer out there is different, but what about the enviroment we want to work with? If you’re either an experienced programmer or a newcomer, ready to dig in, you might have gotten into this confrontation before: Should I pick an IDE (integrated developement enviroment) to build my application or should I stick to the simpler Code Editor? And the answer to this question is pretty difficult to explain cause it changes on multiple parameters of your developing process.