Yesterday night, far too late, I wrote a long article here about making ES6 the new baseline of the web. It wasn’t a good article. It made a lot of assumptions, and it wasn’t thought through. That’s why I removed it. I am right now writing my keynote for BrazilJS on this same topic and […]

In addition to this explanation, I also recorded a quick screencast. Feel free to check that one first. When it comes to newer elements to play with there are a few that are slightly odd. Canvas is one of them, as it doesn’t do anything without scripting. It is a placeholder for a canvas painting […]

Tinder is a very successful dating app, and one of its features is a way to say yes or no to prospective partners by swiping right or left or pressing a yes or no button. The interface is cards that drop when you press the buttons. As with any successful interface, a lot of clones […]

Update: I got an email from James at VIDesignz who found another solution to this problem using the :empty selector. I added it at the end of the article. As part of our JSFoo workshop today I was asked to look into an issue a team had that you can not apply a CSS transition […]

ES6 is the future of JavaScript and it is already here. It is a finished specification, and it brings a lot of features a language requires to stay competitive with the needs of the web of now. Not everything in ES6 is for you and in this little series of posts I will show features […]