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Vuetensils 0.10: Vue 3, Vite, Better Forms, And More

Development, Vue.js

I’ve recently published the latest version of Vuetensils and wanted to take some time to share some of the features I’m most excited about. Vue 3 & Vite Great news for anyone working with new or newly upgraded projects. Vuetensils…

New Job, Who Dis?

Miscellaneous

I got a new job as a Senior Developer Advocate at Akamai. This post shares my thoughts on the role, company, and industry. In short, I'm excited.

Making Accessibility More Accessible

Accessibility, Development

Get more team members involved with accessibility by sharing tools they'll actually use. A11y tools for design, development, QA, and CI/CD.

Building Super Powered HTML Forms with JavaScript

Development, Front End, HTML, JavaScript, Presentation, Video

A talk on using JavaScript to progressively enhance forms to improve user experience without negatively impacting native functionality.

3 Ways To Write Function Overloads With JSDoc & TypeScript

Development, JavaScript

This article will show you how use JSDoc to provide TypeScript type definitions for overloaded functions in JavaScript.

Setting Up a DSLR Camera Webcam on Linux

Miscellaneous

If you ever wanted to set up a DSLR camera as a webcam on Linux, it's not easy. This post will walk you through some of the steps and tips.

OMG, SVG Favicons FTW!

Development, Front End, HTML

This article explores the world of SVG favicons. We cover adding them to HTML, using emojis, inlining them as data URIs, supporting dark mode, and animations.

Watching for Changes in Vue.js Component Slot Content

Development, Front End, JavaScript, Vue.js

In this article, we cover the challenge of watching Vue.js component's slot content for any changes, and a solution using MutationObserver.

Development, WordPress

A lot of folks talk trash about WordPress, and I just don't get it. There's so much to love. Here are my thoughts on why it's great.

Get Started With TypeScript the Easy Way

Development, JavaScript

This article we will get you going with TypeScript without opening a terminal, installing dependencies, or initializing an NPM project. All you need is VS Code.