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An Overview of Render Props in React Using render props in React is a technique for efficiently re-using code. According to the React documentation, “a component with a render prop takes a function that...

By Chris Coyier On November 16, 2018 graphql I find GraphQL extremely fun and empowering tech to work with, even as a novice just getting started. You’ve probably heard the elevator pitch before: it...

By Chris Coyier On November 15, 2018 html email We don’t generally think of CSS animations or transitions inside of email, or really any movement at all outside of an awkward occasional GIF. But...

Like Eric Bailey says, if it’s interactive, it needs a focus style. Perhaps your best bet? Don’t remove the dang outlines that focusable elements have by default. If you’re going to rock a button...

9 November, 2018 Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry. Despite having been called CSS Wizardry for over a decade now, there hasn’t been a great deal of CSS-related content on this site for...

A common need when writing vanilla JavaScript is to find a selection of elements in the DOM and loop over them. For example, finding instances of a button and attaching a click handler to...

I had to build a UI recently and (for the first time in a long while) I didn’t have the option of using React.js, which is my preferred solution for UI these days. So,...

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