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The bullshit of frontend development

Introduction In this blog, I would like to share my opinion on how we, as front-end developers, often make projects unnecessarily complex. We often think we’re doing the right thing, but are we? Where we used to say we could build a website in just a few days, now we provide timelines at the infamous Scrum…

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CSS-only Carousel Slider

As a frontend developer, my days are primarily filled with crafting JavaScript-based components using frameworks like Vue, React, or Angular. These frameworks excel at empowering me to create reusable frontend elements, whether it's buttons, modals, links, or accordions. However, as I reflect on my reliance on these…

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Dark mode on your website

With the release of MacOS Mojave and the beta of iOs 13 it's possible to bring the system wide darkmode to the web. Using dark colors instead of white reduces glare, which in turn reduces eye fatigue. Most importantly, Dark Mode can improve your ability to see certain aspects of video and photos, such as color and detail. So on paper it sounds like something we really want to bring to all our websites. In your stylesheet Safari comes with…

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