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Whichever one is in front of me?

The rest of us just look around the corner

Two great things that might work well together?

Because starting Excel is haaaaaaarrrrrrd

Today you will meet a tall stranger bearing fake money. He will sell your private information to others.

Netflix and patch

Grammar police were pretty strict back then

... sob ...

Large projects are like sausages. You should never see them made.

What a tangled web we weave when first we stick a browser in a Windows app

Loooks perrfect too mee

* Objects appear closer in mirror

Remember when the worst thing about your TV was sitting too close?

"Arioch! Arioch! Blood and souls for my lord Arioch!"

Surely there's someone excited about this?

4d6, pick the best 3

They've automated copy/paste?

Ignore them: if you fix every little thing, the compiler will just keep adding more

I don’t know why CSS sparks so many different emotions in developers, but I have a hunch as to why it can sometimes seem illogical or frustrating: You need a certain mindset to write good CSS.

Proxx is a JavaScript game from the Google Chrome team. It demonstrates how to develop fast and smooth web applications that offer a similar user experience across multiple platforms and input devices.

If you are looking to start a new project and you are not sure if Vue.js would be the right choice for you, Dmitry Reshetchenko offers an overview of the popular framework, its use cases, and advantages.

For .NET Core 3.0, we’re shipping a brand new namespace called System.Text.Json with support for a reader/writer, a document object model (DOM), and a serializer.

Web Components offer a universal solution to the problem of framework-specific components. With Web Components, creators of reusable component libraries can develop a single version of the component that can then be used easily no matter what front-end framework you’re using.

Web development isn’t easy. It’s a long slog we rarely get right on the first try. The best part of working on the web, however, is that we don’t have to get it perfect at the start. We can make improvements after the fact, and that’s just what the second installment of this series is here for.