How to Apply CSS3 Transforms to Background Images
Learn how to rotate background images in CSS3 using transforms and pseudo-elements. This guide shows you step-by-step how to apply CSS background rotate techniques without affecting your content. Continue reading How to Apply CSS3 Transforms to Background Images on SitePoint.
Read moreHow to Set Up Basic jQuery Form Validation in Two Minutes
Learn how to implement jQuery form validation using the jQuery Validation Plugin in this step-by-step tutorial. Follow our simple example to validate forms before submit and enhance your website's user experience. Continue reading How to Set Up Basic jQuery Form Validation in Two Minutes on SitePoint.
Read moreHow AI apps are like Google Search
Happy New Year! In this episode, Ryan talks with Jetify founder and CEO Daniel Loreto, a former engineering lead at Google and Twitter, about what AI applications have in common with Google Search. They also discuss the challenges inherent in developing AI systems, why a data-driven approach to AI development
Read moreBootstrap Card Component: a Complete Introduction
Master Bootstrap card height, width, and resizing with our complete guide. Create responsive designs effortlessly for your web projects. Continue reading Bootstrap Card Component: a Complete Introduction on SitePoint.
Read moreHow to Set Up the New Google Auth in a React and Express App
Simplify Google Auth with our guide on integrating "Sign in with Google" in React.js & Express.js apps, including code snippets & practical tips. Continue reading How to Set Up the New Google Auth in a React and Express App on SitePoint.
Read moreUnicode Steganography
Steganography attempts to prevent messages from being read by unintended recipients by hiding the messages rather than (or in addition to) encrypting them. Steganography is used when you not only want to keep your communication private, you want to hide the fact that you’ve communicated at all. Fun fact: The
Read moreChris’ Corner: Element-ary, My Dear Developer
I coded a thingy the other day and I made it a web component because it occurred to me that was probably the correct approach. Not to mention they are on the mind a bit with the news of React 19 dropping with full support. My component is content-heavy HTML
Read moreChris’ Corner: Hot Off The Digital Linotype Machine
Typography stuff! I can’t help it, it’s a part of me. I bookmark great looking new typefaces (according to me) when I see them released or are just seeing them for the first time. Here’s some! Roslindale I think they are kiping this slogan from Caslon and it’s awfully bold
Read moreChris Corner: Approaching CSS
We’ve been using Cascade Layers in our CSS here at CodePen quite a bit lately. A pretty clear non-complicated use case is that we tend to apply one class to stuff. That includes a “library” component. So imagine the prototypical Button, which would have a .button selector applying styling to
Read moreHow to learn C++: An upskilling guide for beginners
Are you ready to learn C++? Whether you’re an aspiring developer exploring your first programming language or an experienced coder expanding your expertise, C++ is an excellent choice. Known for its efficiency, control, and adaptability, C++ is one of the most versatile programming languages powering a wide range of applications,
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