When I find the time, I love to collect and share the gems of knowledge to help others learn and grow their own skills. Plus Doctor Who.
To create those juicy hyperlinks between those beautiful elements in your web application, it’s possible you might be far more familiar with the common front end approach of using HTML such as <a href="" class="">link</a>. This is “...
One common task when starting a new Rails application is to integrate with a CSS library or design framework. Because the CSS landscape has enjoyed quite a bit of expansion over the past few years, one of the more recent popular design framework...
One common task when starting a new Rails application is to integrate with a CSS library or design framework. While the CSS landscape has enjoyed quite a bit of expansion over the past few years, one of the most popular design frameworks is stil...
One of the most common starting points of a website or web application are pages that provide mostly unchanging content. These are often referred to as “static” pages. There are usually three reasons for this; one, most web applications or site...
A common request when working on a web site or application, is to have some kind of “auto-scroll” effect. In other words, I’m talking about that thing where you click a button or navigation item, and the page takes a few hundred milliseconds to ...
After enough time of working with jQuery code and sites, you might start to notice that you have similar jQuery code in a bunch of projects. You always include some scrolling, or animations to various similar link styles, etc. If only there was...
