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Sass CSS Stylesheet Primer Tutorial
When compartmentalizing web design work, and you’ve already done a compartmentalization to … backend – (ie. “the data”, “the configuration”) … and … frontend – (ie. “the look”, “the functionality”) … a very natural, and intuitive way to divvy up … Continue reading
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Column Intelligence Editing Tutorial
Lately we’ve been excited about various ways to use the contenteditable=”true” global HTML attribute to turn HTML “display” elements into “that and more”, in other words “display and edit” elements. Fast forward to a couple of days back with Column … Continue reading
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