Frontend Dev Blog
JavaScript provides a native way to create new elements. A single createElement() method is available inside the document object which is supported by all browsers. But it’s not enough to create a new element with a class name or any other attributes for that matter.
Knowing how to use Git is a must-have skill for any kind of developer these days. Git is a version control system for tracking file changes.
When working with media whether it’s an image or a video, sometimes you have to preserve its initial proportions (aspect ratio). In this guide, I’ll try to explain how exactly you can achieve such a result with CSS.
JavaScript provides a native API to get the width and height of a viewport. But it’s important to understand the difference between what sizes you are getting as it may cause you some trouble.
It can be confusing and frustrating when trying to understand units in CSS. Especially relative units like em and rem. In this guide, I’ll try to explain what they are and how are they different.