All the momentum is with JavaScript these days. Granted, frameworks are enabling some of the biggest sites out there, but they all rely on one core language - HTML.

Hot new HTML tags

CSS is the go-to technology for making sites look how we want. But there's a new box of tricks coming to JavaScript that could make styling that little bit more unique.

CSS Houdini

It's easy to overlook HTML in the age of JavaScript frameworks. These modern tools make it easy to make a `` do whatever you want - a header, a button, a link. Whatever, right? If it works it works...

HTML Now!

Modern web development takes components for granted. Frameworks like React are built upon their existence and we're integrating their approaches into other parts of the web like CSS.

Build your own web components

It's a double header from me in this month's Web Designer. My choice of JavaScript APIs that are going to make an appearance in 2019, plus part two of my Redux series.

JavaScript in 2019 and working with Redux Thunk

HTML doesn't get the attention it deserves. It's at the core of every page, site and application on the web but it's often forgotten about.

30 HTML, CSS and JS APIs

New things in JavaScript are popping up all the time. From frameworks to features, it never stands still. Keeping up is often a tricky and time-consuming process, but if we don't keep up we risk not making the best product we can.

JavaScript - What's new?

Making things for the web is endlessly complicated nowadays. There's so much to choose - the framework, the tooling, the asset management. Try as we might, testing ends up further down the list than it should. In the latest Net magazine I run down ten different ways to use testing to make a better product.

10 Tips For Better Testing

Let's face it. Working with JavaScript can takes its toll on the hardiest developer. Anything that can make that experience better is a welcome addition. Thankfully, in the latest Net Magazine there's 25 different things to help you out.

25 Game-changing JavaScript Tools

There's no denying that React has taken over as king of the frameworks - for now at least. Suppose you've finally got round to learning how it all works, where do you go from there? In the latest issue of Net Magazine, you can find out.

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