The UI files

I don’t care about you — 5 cases where usability was not a concern

In software engineering, usability is the degree to which a software can be used by specified consumers to achieve quantified objectives with effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction in a quantified context of…

Load SVG’s from different “Domains / Ports / Protocols”

TL’DR: You can’t (Just some workarounds).

I’m currently working on a project, and there was a need to load SVG images to the page. We thought like, ok, not a big deal, the tag SVG can help us doing that…

Transpiling Javascript with babel

Javascript as a language has been dormant for a few years, but from now on a new version of the language will be released every year. Javascript is now a constantly evolving language and transpilers are here to stay, to allow us to take advantage of these features today.

Components using only HTML and CSS

First things first, I want to start saying that i am really an enthusiastic about CSS, I really enjoy to push further what we can do with just a couple lines of HTML & CSS.

Form validation with JavaScript

Every developer knows how complex and tricky form validation can be. Ideally, users fill in the form with necessary information and finish the job successfully. However, people often make mistakes. This is where form validation comes into play.

Web Runtime Performance

Many of todays performance concerns focus on getting assets to the user as fast as possible, page load time and time to first byte are often the most important and audited metrics, but runtime performance is many times forgotten and as important as these metrics.

Is the web dying? The state of affairs in 2016

If we look at some of the latest data, that compares the mobile web, with native apps, we can see that the mobile web, clearly has a broader reach, but lacks by a much larger extent on engagement.

Conversational services

Do chat bots have the potential to hold something genuinely useful?