Progressive enhancement
A collection of articles covering Progressive enhancement
ArticleFebruary 15, 2022
Remix’ powerful hidden feature you might not have noticed yetThere is an awesome feature in Remix that is easily overlooked, but is incredibly powerful! Let’s have a look at the Remix handle export object.ArticleJanuary 7, 2022
Remix LoaderFunction vs ActionFunctionThe LoaderFunction and ActionFunction are two core functionalities of working with data in Remix. Let’s have a look at how they work.ArticleDecember 8, 2021
First look at RemixThere has been a lot of buzz around the open-source release of Remix. I took a first look by following the deep-dive tutorial and this is what I found.
TalkApril 30, 2021
The front-end designer in the wildT-shaped front-end designers have a unique way of looking at things. How does this translate to real-world project team collaboration?
ArticleJune 11, 2020
Building a Number Code InputI often come across Number Code Inputs on various websites used for security measures, voucher codes and more. These Number Code Inputs often have a bit more functionality behind them then you might think at first. Let's create our own as an exercise.TalkMay 11, 2020
Building SPA the responsible wayBuilding Single Page Applications (SPA) introduce new problems that we've solved in the past. How can we fix these for SPA?
ArticleOctober 1, 2019
Writing progressively enhanced custom inputs for the webHow can we make custom inputs for the web while still offering a working solution without JavaScript?
Quick BitMarch 1, 2019
Backdrop FilterThe backdrop-filter property is one of the most useful new, at the time of writing, CSS properties that are landing in major browsers. It will allow you to set a custom backdrop-filter on a div. This is not to be mistaken for the CSS filter property.