Handlebars.js separates HTML structure from the JavaScript that fills it with data — instead of building markup with string concatenation, you write a template with {{placeholders}} and compile it against a data object. Here’s what it actually looks like, where it fits, and where a real framework is the better call instead. In this post: […]
Handlebars.js: The Templating Engine You Didn’t Know You Needed Read More »
SCSS (Sassy CSS, a syntax of Sass) compiles down to plain CSS, adding variables, nesting, mixins, and functions that CSS itself didn’t originally have. Worth knowing up front, since it changes when SCSS is actually necessary rather than just familiar: native CSS has since caught up on several of these — nesting and custom properties
How CSS and SCSS Work Together Read More »
A working reference of the CSS properties and techniques that come up constantly when building responsive layouts — viewport setup, media queries, flexbox and grid, positioning, transforms, and the modern tools (clamp, custom properties, container queries) that are now widely supported enough to actually rely on rather than treat as bleeding-edge. In this post: Responsive
CSS Demystified: A Quick Glance Cheat Sheet! Read More »
