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Link Share: Issue #2

April 17, 2020 by Kevin Leave a Comment

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Today I want to share the podcasts I listen too frequently. Some shows have changed my life. Some shows are new. Some have been around for a long time. The Tim Ferriss Show The Stack Overflow Podcast The Laravel Podcast The GaryVee Audio Experience The CSS Podcast The Case Jarvis LIVE Show Syntax. Planet Money […]

Filed Under: Content, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Laravel, Leadership, Links, Marketing, PHP, SEO, Web

Adding Google Analytics To Your Website While Respecting “Do Not Track”

April 13, 2020 by Kevin Leave a Comment

Adding Google Analytics to your website is a complicated business. No, you shouldn’t merely copy and paste the GA script provided by Google into your site. If you don’t believe me then this post is for you. You see, Google Analytics does not automatically handle “privacy” for you. And, you really need to care about […]

Filed Under: Browsers, HTML, JavaScript, Marketing, Privacy, SEO, Tips, Web, WordPress

Link Share: Issue #1

April 10, 2020 by Kevin Leave a Comment

A key ingredient of learning is teaching. My distant mentor Jim Kwik taught me this principle. Several months ago I used the teach-to-learn principle and I gave a talk covering CSS performance tips and tricks at my local PHP meetup. These are some of the links I used to prepare for that talk. How rendering […]

Filed Under: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Links, Performance, Web

Adding Dark Mode Toggle To Your Website

April 9, 2020 by Kevin Leave a Comment

What’s wrong with just having light mode and why do you need dark mode on your website? Is dark mode a goofy aesthetic add-on or does it hold more value then meets the eye? How do you add dark mode to your website? The answer to these questions go further than you might expect. Adding […]

Filed Under: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Web

Don’t mistake the service worker as a small thing

June 17, 2018 by Kevin Leave a Comment

Service workers let you decide what a user experiences on your website when there is, is not or is limited network connectivity. The service worker is a game-changer. It is no small thing; not because we can make web applications work offline but because we can fully control how our web application access the network. […]

Filed Under: JavaScript, Performance, Web

The JavaScript Event Loop

December 2, 2017 by Kevin Leave a Comment

I received that feeling of excitement, the unlocking of the mind, watching Philip Roberts unpack the JavaScript event loop at JSConf EU 2014. I’d like to share that moment and hopefully the feeling. Who knew setTimeout(function(){ do_stuff(); }, 0); would be so helpful.

Filed Under: JavaScript, Performance, Web

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