Blogs
The Mystery of the Missing Clicks: A Journey into Event Delegation in JavaScript
Event Delegation in JavaScript is a powerful technique for handling events efficiently, especially when dealing with dynamically added elements. By leveraging event bubbling, you can manage events at the parent level rather than attaching listeners to individual child elements. This approach not only simplifies code but also boosts performance. In this blog, we’ll dive into how event delegation works, explore practical examples, and learn why it’s essential for optimizing JavaScript event handling in modern web development.
How to Hide Scrollbar Using CSS
Learn how to hide scrollbars using CSS to enhance your website’s design and user experience. This guide covers simple CSS properties like scrollbar-width: none and -webkit-scrollbar to make scrollbars invisible across different browsers, helping you maintain a clean and polished look for your web layouts.
Enhance Your Form Validation with Pure CSS – No JavaScript Needed!
Discover how to enhance form validation using only CSS, without any JavaScript! This blog explores the use of CSS pseudo-classes like :valid, :invalid, and :not(:placeholder-shown) to provide real-time visual feedback to users. Learn how to create a seamless user experience with interactive forms that validate input on the go. Perfect for developers looking to simplify their code while maintaining modern web standards.
Solving Overflowing Div Issues with align-items: safe center in CSS
Aligning items in CSS can sometimes be tricky, especially when dealing with overflowing content. One common issue developers face is ensuring that flex or grid items are aligned properly while also handling overflow scenarios gracefully. In this blog, we'll dive into the align-items: safe center property and explore how it can help solve issues related to overflowing divs.
Understanding env() Safe Area Insets in CSS: From Basics to React and Tailwind
Discover how to use CSS env() function and safe area insets to create responsive, device-rotation-friendly designs. Learn to manage content visibility across various devices, addressing issues with notches, rounded corners, and screen orientation changes in CSS, React, and Tailwind.
React vs Next.js: Choosing the Right Framework for Your Web Development Needs
React and Next.js are both powerful tools for web development, each offering unique features. React is a popular JavaScript library for building dynamic user interfaces with its component-based architecture and virtual DOM. It's great for creating highly interactive single-page applications. Next.js, built on top of React, enhances its capabilities with features like server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and built-in routing. These features make Next.js ideal for projects requiring better performance and SEO. While React offers flexibility and a rich ecosystem, Next.js simplifies development with its built-in optimizations and tools. Choosing between them depends on your project needs and goals.
