Learning jQuery

Here's a fun, simple, and incredibly useful jQuery that you can probably use on just about every single one of your projects. This snippet uses jQuery to grab the current year and display it wherever you'd like within your webpage. This is a great chunk of code to have on hand. One particularly good use […]

Sometimes, web developers just wanna have fun. If you can relate to this, then you'll probably love this list we put together of 3 of our favorite super fun jQuery plugins that you can add to your projects. They may not be the most useful or practical plugins around, but they sure are fun to […]

Even if you're a new or beginning developer, you probably know that you can easily make links open in new tabs by using the target attribute with your anchor tags. To make a link open in a new tab, all it takes is to make your HTML look like this: <a href="/link/" target="_blank"></a> The target="_blank" […]

One easy way to prevent users from submitting an empty form in a pinch is to conditionally disable the submit button. This might be technically be considered a best practice, but if you're in a rush and don't have the time to write an entire set of validation rules, this is a solution (even if […]

If you're not designing and coding every single project that you do with mobile in mind, then you're probably doing something wrong. Even if you're not coding mobile first designs, they should at the very least be mobile friendly because, you know, it's 2017 and we're living in an ever-expanding mobile world. Every project you […]

Wouldn't it be nice if all of our code looked the same and worked the same no matter what browser our users are viewing our projects or web pages on? That's the dream, right? Unfortunately, cross browser compatibility isn't something that a site can achieve without adding some extra code. There a few ways that […]