Blog archive

• 5 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

In web development, there's a concept called "the separation of concerns" between your HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Each language plays a role…

• geekpulp

• 4 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

Playing with the DOM is all about adding interactivity to your page. The DOM (Document Object Model) is the interface between your…

• dev

• 2 Feb 2019
• 2 min read

I've recently been attempting to contribute to some open-source GitHub projects with varying degrees of success. One thing that's extremely…

• geekpulp

• 1 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

So you’ve got your HTML and CSS sorted and you’ve started to drop in some customs scripts to make things a bit interactive. To keep things…

• dev

• 31 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

When I was first learning to code, something that came up a lot was to always comment your code. Code comments have value, but despite what…

• geekpulp

• 30 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

The concept of DRY code is simple, Don’t Repeat Yourself. So if you look at some code you’ve just written and notice it’s looking a bit…

• geekpulp

• 29 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

In JavaScript not all comparisons are created equal... see what I did there. Let’s say we’re comparing two values like this: The use of…

• dev

• 28 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

Part of developing (and certainly learning to develop) is creating code, commenting it out, and creating a better version. As you get into…

• geekpulp

• 25 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

Back in the day, I used to have this habit of declaring all of my variables at the top of the file. My thinking at the time was it would…

• geekpulp

• 23 Jan 2019
• 1 min read

Coding is a fairly amazing thing to be able to do. There are effectively no limits to what can be done when you’re more or less writing the…

• geekpulp