Worse than 404 pages. Worse than those spam emails that appear in your inbox. Even worse than those chain letters your mother keeps sending, thinking you might get a small chuckle or learn something new. Yes, possibly worse than all of the above put together, is the internet modal popup. There was a time in…
This post is a continuation of my personal journey through web development. You can read part one of my adventure by clicking here. The new beginning Version 4 has what would become the primary pallet of my current theme. In not so technical terms, it is the first version to contain the blue, the green,…
I had a co-worker ask me, in perhaps not so few words, how to trigger a specific event on a page if / when the user is coming from another page? I asked what he was referring to, and he began to explain further. The Scenario The website has a primary navigation menu in the…
My personal journey through web development began sometime in 2002. I came across a popular web hosting service called GeoCities whom, if I recall, were generously offering 15 megabytes of free web storage. I had an idea, build a website for a video game I was very into at the time. This website would contain…
Front-end frameworks seem to be a dime a dozen, while old and seldom use phrases are very plentiful, common, and therefore inexpensive. Bootstrap is still the most popular framework for web developers when constructing websites, and for good reasons: There’s a large and active community, it is rather simple to work with, and it contains…
When it comes to assisting the development and maintenance of a website, it may require you to have a copy of the website on your localhost. Sounds easy enough, right? Just download the site onto your computer, go offline and poof! A website clone right one your development device. This may be true for small…