This is the fourth post in a four-part series. In Part one, we set up a serverless Stripe function on Azure. Part two covered how we hosted the function on Github. The third part covered Stripe Elements in Vue. This last post shows how to configure the checkout component and make the shopping cart fully functional.… Read article “Creating a Vue.js Serverless Checkout Form: Configure the Checkout Component”
DetailsAnne van Kesteren for Mozilla says:
DetailsPerhaps the most interesting bit is how different the data looked at is. Each of these is different: a big developer survey, npm data, GitHub data, and StackOverflow data. Yet, they mostly tell the same stories.… Read article “2017/2018 JavaScript”
DetailsThere has been a lot of research on the landscape this year! Here are a few snippets from a bunch of articles. There is a ton of information in each, so I’m just picking out a few juicy quotes from each here.
DetailsHere’s a great thread by Ricky Mondello that outlines all of the nifty new features in the latest Safari across macOS and iOS. Some of my favorites include the ability to replace gifs with mp4s, the Payment Request API and support for the Web App Manifest.… Read article “New Features Coming Soon in Safari”
DetailsThis is a post that details how I do that using the Stylish and Stylebot browser extensions.… Read article “Bend any Website’s CSS to Your Will With Stylish or Stylebot”
DetailsAs a self-professed CSS nerd, I take it upon myself to inject my own CSS onto websites when I need to to fix bugs or just fiddle them up to my liking.
DetailsI’ve been obsessed with design tools the past two years, with apps like as Sketch, Figma and Photoshop perhaps being the most prolific of the bunch. We use these tools to make high fidelity mockups and ensure high quality user experiences. These tools (and others) are awesome and are generally upping our game as designers and developers, but I believe that the way they’ve changed the way we produce work and define UX will soon produce yet another new wave … Read article “Tools for Thinking and Tools for Systems”
DetailsBut you also know the costs. Everything you chose to yourself piles on to the responsibility you take on. Technical debt. Using a site builder like Wix can … Read article “The Wix Code Database and Data Modeling”
DetailsI happen to know many of the readers of CSS-Tricks are strong web designers and developers. Most of you probably don’t use website builders very often, as you are a website builder. You love the control. You love the possibilities. You want to be close to the metal because that’s your expertise.
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