Anyone is capable of having their caps lock key on at any given time without realizing so. Users can easily spot unwanted caps lock when typing in most inputs, but when using a password input, the pro...

We were immediately impressed with Scrimba’s content due to their commitment to quality and comprehensive topic coverage – it was in line with our expectations. They strike a fantastic balance...

At Stack Overflow for Teams, we’re always looking for ways to make knowledge-sharing seamless, intuitive, and impactful. Our latest Enterprise release brings exciting new features designed to enhanc...

I was ogling the idea of Exit Animations recently, that is, a recent proposal for (something like) @exit-style which could allow us to animate elements as we remove them from the DOM. That is largely ...

Josh Comeau has a new learning guide out for CSS grid: An Interactive Guide to CSS Grid. I like how Josh gets into the “mental model” right away, because that’s the biggest thing with big APIs l...

Kilian Valkhof has a good one this week, You don’t need JavaScript for that, as part of the HTMLHell yearly Advent Calendar (of blog posts). He opens with the rule of least power: Choose the least p...

Let’s do a Web Components issue this week. We gotta do it. As Scott Vandehey says: HTML Web Components Are Having a Moment. Scott links to a pretty healthy stew of other people’s writing where th...

When you think of context-switching as a problem for software developers, you probably think of bouncing between your chat platform and your IDE, getting distracted by constant alerts, or changing gea...

The “switch” is a pretty common design pattern on the web. It’s pretty much a checkbox. In fact, under the HTML hood, it really ought to be an or perhaps a with just two s (or a third if there i...

In the notes-app directory, create a JavaScript file. Copy and paste the JavaScript code below into app.js. const noteList = document.getElementById("noteList"); const noteInput = document.getElementB...