Even though I’m still a Vue advocate… — The frontend development field is constantly evolving, and as developers, we need to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies. In addition to learning new frameworks and libraries, we also need to master core concepts like HTML, CSS, and Javascript. …

Encrypt and decrypt data using Browser API — N owadays, Cryptography is used everywhere to ensure data obfuscation and security. The idea behind it is to make sure that you will be the only one to “read” the encrypted data. In this article, we will look at how cryptography can be implemented in Typescript, a statically-typed programming language…

Let GitLab API do the boring stuff — I’m a super fan of GitLab, and I’m sure you are if you jumped into this article. A while ago, I browsed into their API to get to know the capabilities it offers. And I discovered something that saved me a lot of time so far: Repositories API | GitLab Add changelog data to a changelog filedocs.gitlab.com In this article, you’re…

And how to include it in Angular, React, Svelte, or Vue apps — Recently, I’ve been asked to create circle progress bars. First, it was about tracking the progress of the implementation of a new design. Then, about creating a bare new component indicating completion list status. I didn’t want to give a chance to laziness and…

An easier way to test your app’s compatibility — Amongst many aspects of web development, device detection looks quite easy. Reading User Agent provides lots of information about the context of browsing. Thanks to this informational string and appropriate Regular Expressions, you can retrieve the device kind, its operating system, and much more. Working with TypeScript implies that we…

A smooth and autonomous expandable block content — Lastly, I’ve been asked to create a basic Read Less / Read More block content. Something pretty basic, right? However, browsing the web for a Vue 3 version of it was not that successful. For something that simple, I didn’t want to use a library. …

Displaying HEIF/HEIC images in Browser — Well, well, well…, as you may have guessed by reading by this title, the HEIC and HEIF files are not supported by the img markup in HTML5. The most common occasion you will encounter these extensions is Burst Photos or any other Apple image features, generating .heic or .mov files…

Your developer workout for the next 365 days — It’s no surprise that being developer is a matter of endless skill updates.We need to be as up to date as possible. The more we know, the more we stack experiences that’ll help us face our next issues. …

Connecting people and knowledge — This won’t be a technical article this time. It won’t deal with good practices, cultivating a professional mindset, or pointing out tricky aspects of our web developer daily life. Here, I will talk about hackathons. For less experienced readers, a hackathon is an event in which several teams are made…