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Web Development is a broad-church. These tutorials, articles and opinion-pieces will help you navigate the changing landscape, and inspire you with some interesting topics.

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Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Oct 31, 2022

A fire-extinguisher hangs from a blue wall.

Sass type-safety and validation

Writing robust functions and mixins in .scss files

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Oct 28, 2022

A rough and slightly brown-stained map of the world

Sass — the map-merge pattern

An elegant solution for handling module configuration in Sass.

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Sep 1, 2022

A dark sky full of clouds is lit up by a single lightning bolt in the centre of the scene.

No.js — Dark mode

Implementing ‘dark mode’ with just CSS & HTML.

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 24, 2022

No.js — Navigation Component

Building a togglable navigation component with just CSS & HTML.

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 19, 2022

#9 — Demo 2: The Blog Post (refresh)

Simply CSS — the beginner’s guide to styling the web.

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 17, 2022

A birds-eye view photograph of a densely wooded area in the autumn — the trees are many different shades of green, red, orange and yellow.

Code Architecture in Sass

How to structure your styles in a growing codebase

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 16, 2022

No.js — Core Concepts

The fundamental building blocks of no-javascript interactivity

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 15, 2022

A #8 — CSS Variables

Simply CSS — the beginner’s guide to styling the web.

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Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 13, 2022

#7 — Color in CSS

Simply CSS — the beginner’s guide to styling the web.

Stephen Pal-George in The Code Less Travelled

Aug 9, 2022

A close up photograph of a fountain pen mid-writing. A small amount of the handwriting can be see, although it is illegible and very cursive.

#6 — Demo 1: The Blog Post

Simply CSS — the beginner’s guide to styling the web.