Stop using logical NOT ! and casting using double exclamation mark !! in JavaScript / TypeScript
15 March 2021 | Category: Clean Code | Comments (0)
A word of introduction
Exclamation mark ! is the logical NOT (!) operator (logical complement, negation) that takes truth to falsity and vice versa[……]
zsh: command not found: wget (MacOS)
2 February 2021 | Category: Tools | Comments (0)
When you try to use wget on MacOS (at least Big Sur) then you may get an error message zsh: command not found: wget. You can resolve it by simply inst[……]
Generate background CSS rule with SVG as data URI using Sass
28 January 2021 | Category: Browsers | Comments (0)
Highly likely you’ve heard of data URIs. It’s a way of including a resource inside your CSS. No extra separate HTTP request is then needed. The format[……]
Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020 in Opera
8 October 2020 | Category: Browsers | Comments (0)
So, Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020 in Opera. That’s why I’ve seen in Opera version 71.0.3770.228, Mac OS.
I think I h[……]
Adding Tags in Google Tag Manager and blocking trackers
3 October 2020 | Category: Browsers | Comments (0)
Today’s day quite a lot of users are using different solutions to keep their privacy on a good level. However, that means that when the page is loaded[……]
3 things you should know when you want to add your changes to the stage using Git
21 April 2018 | Category: General | Comments (0)
You want to add your changes to the stage using Git? Here we go:
git add -A. It adds all files to the stages.git add .. It adds new and modifie[……]
Overestimating some of today’s programming features
21 April 2018 | Category: JavaScript | Comments (0)
I see a some people are fascinated by ES6/TypeScript/React (and the like)/Babel/Webpack features. However, not all the gold that shines. Let me explor[……]
Quite often ignoring W3C standards in development
2 September 2017 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
My article Web Accessibility: Why W3C Standards Are Often Ignored has just been published. Read more to find out about digital accessibility and few r[……]
Automated WCAG Monitoring Community Group
26 June 2017 | Category: Accessibility, General | Comments (0)
I’ve just joined to the Automated WCAG Monitoring Community Group as this matches perfectly to the work I am doing on ASLint. The Automated WCAG Monit[……]
Why attribute alt is important?
7 June 2017 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
alt attribute is still mostly missing, misused or misunderstood what is for. Let me summarise it why alt attribute is important.
- Adding alternat[……]