Tech Snacks by Passionate People

A very interesting comparison between BEM and utility-first CSS approaches like that from Tailwind CSS. Not only that but also a good introduction to CUBE CSS and how it offers the best of both worlds!

If you're looking for a guide or some pointers on what considerations you need to follow when adding i18n and l10n to your static-generated sites, this is a great resource to get started!

A very interesting look into Bloomberg's trip down TypeScript lane. It's been a while since they started this transition so their insights are quite valuable for anyone considering bringing TypeScript and is concerned with how it can scale.

A tiny collection of lightweight React components for building diagrams with ease, surprisingly complete and a very useful addition to any UI that requires interactive diagrams.

If you had 30 seconds to list as many JavaScript operators as you can, how many could you list? This resource provides a fantastic overview 50 (yes 50) JavaScript operators! You'll be surprised!

We are so happy that Tailwind CSS version 2.0 is out, we can't wait to get some of our projects migrated to this new and awesome version!

A great resource on three key aspects of great e-commerce UI and how they provide great experiences for end-users.

One of the most (if not THE most) wanted CSS feature for a long time is now finally being moved to the "Intent to Prototype" list of the Chromium team. We are so looking forward to this feature which will be a game changer for responsive components!

It’s common to reach a point where having container based queries for the CSS of the component would be super handy. This article gets us a step closer to CSS Container queries using only CSS functions.

CodeRush allows you to test your writing skills in more than 30 most popular technologies and 3 different game modes. It is super fun to play with colleagues!

JSX Lite uses a static subset of JSX, which is parsed to a simple JSON structure that makes it easy to write components once and run them everywhere with full compatibility.

We are happy to see Socket.IO is alive and well, now getting rid of some polyfills and older features no longer needed in combination with modern browsers and language features.

Cosha is ambilight for images in the web

Looking for a state management library? Take a look at this list, it contains pretty much every option for all framework (including framework agnostic options).

The C4 model consists of a hierarchical set of software architecture diagrams for context, containers, components, and code. This hierarchy provides different levels of abstraction, each of which is relevant to a different audience.