By Elizabeth Phillips Time is by far the most valuable asset for every serious web developer. Thankfully, there are a wealth of tools available for streamlining the development process, whether you’re building a simple landing page or a complex web application. In this article, I will share few tools that have helped me save time […]
Playing with CSS Regions in Edge Reflow
By Joan Lafferty Kids spend most of their awake hours just playing. This helps them to understand the world and figure out how things work. In fact, the picture above is of my son playing with paint and learning about colors. With Edge Reflow’s latest public release, we are giving you the opportunity to play, learn, […]
Automating Complex Workflows with Grunt Custom Tasks
By Ben Farrell Grunt.js has come onto our web development scene pretty quickly. It’s only at 0.4.1 at the time I write this, but it seems to be a pretty standard part of many of our toolboxes already. It’s fairly common to see it in a web project wherein the developer may need to pull […]
Easy API Scaffolding with Simple-API and Node.js
By Joseph Wegner API’s are often a pain to build. There’s all kinds of moving pieces: routing, data parsing, serialization, database interactions, etc. For years I’ve struggled with writing web API’s in Node.js - there’s just so much complexity required in an API boilerplate. That’s why I wrote Simple API. Simple API is an incredibly easy […]
Getting a Head Start with Front End Generators
By Jonathan Fielding In this post we will talk about the different generators we can use to get started on our projects. There are many different generators/scaffolders available, and we will cover a few of the most popular and look at how we can use them in our projects. Initializr (www.initializr.com) Initializr was one of the […]
Changing History with Git
by Peter Bell One of the great things about git is that you can change your version control history. Messed up a commit message or forgot to commit a file? Amend your commit. Made three commits where one would do? Reset the commits and create one new one with all of the changes. However it […]
Responsive Web Design Using Edge Reflow - Video Series
By Piotr Walczyszyn Recently, Adobe released a new preview version of Edge Reflow CC which is available with a free Creative Cloud subscription. Edge Reflow allows you to easily and visually build responsive designs using a resizable design surface and media query breakpoints. If you are interested in learning how to use Edge Reflow, I recorded […]
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