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Learn how to run an A/B test using content from your CMS and Netlify Edge Functions.

Learn how to split traffic for A/B testing between different page layouts while retaining the same user-facing URL, using Netlify Edge Functions.

I learned this week that for my ENTIRE professional career I have been living with an enormous misconception: the universal CSS selector doesn't actually select EVERYTHING.

Learn how to hide decorative text generated by CSS pseudo elements from screen readers, so that your weird and wonderful designs don't interrupt the flow of the text.

Learn about different types of rendering on the web, and how it impacts user experience, site performance, and SEO.

I join a panel of experts to talk about technical marketing to developers.

Learn how to optimize user experience, site performance and SEO by taking a strategic approach to how you render different pages of your e-commerce store.

A few weeks ago I had read about the book Make Time: How to focus on what matters every day by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky and it piqued my interest. I added it to my cart that day, checked out, and decided to use a week of PTO to see what tips and tricks I could experiment with to try and fix my life. Here’s how it went.

You’re ready to build your next project for the web, but how do you go about choosing the right JavaScript framework? And what if you can’t find the perfect framework? Should you build your own? Sean C Davis interviews me on a recent series of three posts that work together to help identify the best JavaScript framework for you.

I join industry leaders in the cloud native and serverless space to talk about why learning serverless is crucial to being a developer in 2023.

Tools in the site-generation and framework space are evolving fast. And Astro is an example of one such tool which is doing wonderful things. Shortly before the release of its v2.0, we spoke with Ben Holmes from the Astro team to learn more about what’s coming. You'll also learn something completely ridiculous and embarrassing about my childhood. 💀

It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the growing number of JavaScript frameworks available today. Believe me, I was. And so I built a tool to help developers choose which JavaScript framework to choose. But it was rubbish.

Join me as I share my weird and winding journey through the JavaScript framework landscape. Starting with an overcooked meme, to building a terrible website, and finishing with a call to action, we’ll delve into the lessons I learned along the way, including the importance of asking the right questions about your project before choosing a tech stack and framework.