SASS gives you power; architecture is what stops you abusing it. A deep-dive on structuring stylesheets so they scale — design tokens, the 7-1 folder pattern, BEM, managing specificity, and thinking in components instead of pages.
Why a static site is the right tool for a developer blog, and how to build one with Jekyll and host it free on GitHub Pages — front matter, Liquid layouts, Markdown posts, and writing in the same workflow you already use for code.
AngularJS makes the DOM react to your data automatically. A practical introduction to two-way binding, directives, controllers, and dependency injection — plus an honest look at the digest cycle and where the magic costs you.
Two tools we reach for on every Rails project. How HAML makes templates readable and SASS keeps stylesheets maintainable — with the patterns that work and the traps (over-nesting, @extend) that don't.
Create flexible, scalable 3D-looking buttons with CSS3 gradients and a handy Sass mixin — no images required.