Shoutout to Daisy UI: If you’ve been away from worldoweb for some time or just chanced upon it, you’re witnessing my brand-new design. Initiated in early August, I set the month-end as my deadline, and in this post, I’ll walk you through the instruments I utilised and weigh in on the merits and pitfalls of the development process.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev July 2023, featuring the latest web development. This month features news of a brand change, another brand upsetting its users and despite the haters, PHP is making a comeback, of sorts. If you have never programmed PHP then now is a good time, just don’t listen to all the haters. As usual, we have our coding resources and our tool of the month. Enjoy.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev June 2023, featuring the latest web development. This month features the latest version of Svelte. We look at scams/AI scams and how the young are falling for them. An update on Platform X, the OnClick situation. The web tool of the month will help you create beautiful documentation to go with your wonderful app.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev May 2023, featuring the latest web development. This month features a very special birthday. PyPi is to implement an important security feature by the end of the year. The web tool of the month is a fun CSS editor that is pointless and possibly painful to use.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev November 2022, featuring the latest web development technologies. This month features a mini intro on an upcoming post on lifetime deals and whether are they really worth it. Are you a victim? The web tool of the month helps you learn which HTML elements can be nested within each other as a parent and child relationship.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev October 2022, featuring the latest web development technologies. This month features the latest and upcoming Linux kernel news. Take your learning to the next level with a selection of free courses in IT and Cybersecurity. The web tool of the month helps you learn more about JavaScript operators interactively.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev September 2022, featuring the latest web development technologies. This month features one of the most significant purchases this year for a tech company. You can take your blogging skills to the next level with our carefully selected tools and resources that you will love. The web tool of the month is a vision of pure structure.
Welcome to Hot Web Dev August 2022, featuring the latest web development technologies. This month features the latest in a security exploit. Ambassador programs for students who are doing university courses and free learning opportunities. Our tool/resource of the month is a modern take on a blast from the retro past. Hope you enjoy this month’s edition of web dev.
With each Visual Studio Code update, extensions can change. Some extensions may become built into the current release or stop being actively maintained. For whatever reason, it’s always good to try out new extensions and check old ones. Here are the Top 10 Visual Studio Code extensions 2022 that I use the most. Spoiler alert: Some of which are not the most popular.
The JavaScript Date Sorter is a vanilla JavaScript Project that uses an HTML form to grab a name and date input and adds it to an HTML table. There is a third column that takes the date, calculates the age then adds it to the table. This table can be sorted and items can be deleted. The data uses the browser LocalStorage to store the items. There are buttons to recalculate the age and clear the table.