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First Notepad, now Console. When will the sanity end?

I predict that JavaScript will still be around in 2019. Where's my grant money?

Doing their best to sell Linux since {fill in your favourite year here}

Minimum Viable Content? Most Valuable Choirmaster? Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders?

Posting this before I switch tabs again (and forget it)

Leaving it open for another five months is easier than fixing, I guess

Stuff happens

Because I'm as lazy as the authors of this piece today

For those who may have actually tried one of them

"I'll be in my bunk"

It's a K8s world, after all

Always great to remind ourselves of what the future looks like

"She's got a ticket to ride, but she don't care."

"There are no maps to lead us where we are going, to this new world of our own making."

"Rage, rage against the dying of the light."

Sass CSS – If you develop web applications and you have not heard about Sass, then today is your lucky day. To quote a note from the Sass website, it is the most mature, stable and powerful professional grade CSS extension language in the world.

The latest update to the popular server-side web development language includes new features and speed improvements.

A new developer tool is being introduced into the Angular ecosystem to provide a simpler UI for the Angular CLI, the command line interface for the open-source front-end web application platform.

In this article, we’re going to dig into the concept of CSS-in-JS.

The team at WordPress released WordPress 5.0 (also known as Bebo) to give a seamless experience to users in building a website, revamping a blog or writing a code.

There’s a worrying tendency for “real” programmers look down their noses at CSS. It’s just a declarative language, they point out, not a fully-featured programming language. Heck, it isn’t even a scripting language.

You’re probably wondering if your organization would benefit from a PWA. To determine if it makes sense for your organization, ask yourself two questions

All of them?