Write Code Every F–king Day!
The best way to learn web development is to try and write at least one piece of code a day, especially if the code is JavaScript.
The best way to learn web development is to try and write at least one piece of code a day, especially if the code is JavaScript.
After almost ten years, I'm leaving Revlon to pursue a exciting new opportunity.
A demo of how to optimize CSS with Gulp, Grunt and tasks like uncss and critical path css. Has a link to fully-commented code on GitHub.
kaidez created a WordPress site for a Montclair, NJ hair salon, with a strong focus on optimizing the site for local SEO.
kaidez used Node to create a tool for scaffolding out web development projects. Includes a link to thoroughly commented code on GitHub.
kaidez's old AJAX tutorial was updated. jQuery AJAX is discussed in depth and there's a short discussion on JavaScript Promises.
Use jQuery.filter() & Attribute Selectors with HTML5 data attributes to filter out specific content on a click. Includes a code demo.
Excellent book that explains complicated JavaScript concepts like API design in painstaking clarity. Great for intermediate JS developers.
Use mouse clicks to load information stored in data attributes onto a web page in a cross-browser compatible way. Contains lots of demos.
kaidez has recorded Ember.js and Backbone.js courses for lynda.com, a leading online learning company.