Monthly Archive: October 2015

Development
Chris Heilmann

ES6 for Now: Template Strings

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 ...

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Business Online
Sven Lennartz

Canva: Create Online Graphics Easily

Not every website operator is a good graphic designer at the same time. Does that mean that they are forced to forgo illustrations and images? No, it doesn’t. Nowadays there is ...

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Apps
Jeff Burtoft

Designing Web Code in a Native App

Over the years, I’ve heard developers say, “you can always tell when it’s a web app,” insinuating that web apps are lacking when compared with native apps.  These same folks will claim ...

Cartoons
Dieter Petereit

Cartoon: Fit in Typography?

Are you a professional designer or developer? If you are I am sure you got your dander up more than once on these people poaching on your stamping ground while not even having a hunting ...

Development
David Catuhe

Vorlon.js: Focus on DOM Explorer

In April 2015, our team of engineers and tech evangelists at Microsoft released vorlon.js—an open source, extensible, platform-agnostic tool for remotely debugging and testing your ...

Boilerplates & Other Tools
Denis Potschien

Simbla: Responsive Websites Made Easy

Thanks to numerous website builders and homepage generators you can quickly and easily click together a website. You wouldn’t even need to know HTML, CSS or JavaScript to do so. ...

Cartoons
Dieter Petereit

Cartoon: Photoshop Magic Galore

Clients tend to think Photoshop is not just very easy to handle but also almost capable of anything you want it to be. All of that with a few simple mouse clicks of course. The creative ...