Here are the top 10 posts from the past week that will be useful to front-end developers and beyond. The selection was made on the basis of their interestingness, uniqueness, presentation, usefulness and subjective assessment of the author.
Learn to build a weather app in just 5 mins
A tutorial on how you can build a customizable weather app just using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Getting started with Deno.js
What is Deno.js, how is it different from Node, and why is it better.
7 Great Coding Websites for Kids of All Ages
The author reviews resources that help in introducing a child to programming languages in a fun way.
Create parallax scrolling with CSS
This article looks at the reasons why you should consider using parallax scrolling and how to implement the parallax scrolling effect with CSS.
Little things lead to a big effect
In this post author talks about the design and its importance on the website.
Introduction to Cascade Layers in CSS
What are cascading layers, and how do they allow us to encapsulate the specifics of selectors to avoid collisions in our style.
Demystifying .innerText vs. .textContent
An explanation of the key differences between the .innerText and .textContent properties, followed by a demonstration of when each property should be called.
Using Destructuring in JS to Write Cleaner Code
The author of the article shows how destructuring can make your code more elegant and concise.
Data Structures In Frontend JavaScript In The Real World (With React Code Examples)
A discussion on whether you should learn data structures and when they can be useful, reviewing several common data structures that you can find in real front-end projects.
ES6++: Generators
An article about a new type of function in ES6 called a generator.
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