Mathias shared a list with a bunch of new features that made it into the ES2018 specification: |
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CSS Grid may seem a bit daunting with new syntax and layout ideas, but it’s fairly simple and can be broken down into a handful of powerful concepts that when used together will blow you mind and change the way you create layouts for the web forever. Ready?! Let’s Learn CSS Grid Together! |  |
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Kaelan highlights the most interesting feature proposals that didn’t make the cut last summer. |
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Houdini’s CSS Paint API allows you to programmatically draw CSS images. Surma goes over the possibilities. |
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Do you remember being a kid, cutting out pictures from magazines? Did you glue them onto paper to create your own collages? This post is about cutting out images on the web using the clip-path CSS property. |
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Is it consistency? Enforcing a set of standards and best practices on your code through linter rules and formatters? How about ensuring your code has tests that run automatically during your build process? |  |
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There are lots of ways to learn coding, but Treehouse is the best at making it fun and keeping the quality high. Start with a free trial! |
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Are you serious about writing applications in raw, bespoke, hand-written JavaScript without relying on complex frameworks and libraries? You might be interested in the Paper Programs project! |  |
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Understanding why you’d want to use Redux is much more interesting than how it works. So, though it might take us a little while to get to Redux, I think the journey will be worth it. |
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Alexander takes Web Workers apart: he offers an overview, discusses the different types of workers, how their building blocks interact, and what advantages and limitations they have in different situations. |  |
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Learn how to use styled components and how to use styled components themes. Find out why styled components are built with tagged template literals. |
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In this release: new performance improvements, better defaults, JSON ES module tree shaking, minified ES6+, WebAssembly support, and more. |
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