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What is the minimum amount of knowledge needed to be in web development? Is getting started with your first site as hard as everyone makes it off to be? And after that first step, what are fun next steps that you can take from there?

I hung out with the Remotely Interesting crew to chat and investigate.

Want to add quick support for light mode and dark mode to your website using only CSS? Combine two CSS custom properties with a media query to get set up in seconds.

In this post, we’ll explore what Jamstack is, why Jamstack entered the web dev scene, “Jamstack-adjacent” technologies, and how you can get started building on the Jamstack.

Most of us have heard things like CDN and caching when it comes to optimising what we deliver to our end users when building sites and apps, but recently there’s been a trending terminology that’s crept up: “The Edge.”

I unpack this with the crew on on Remotely Interesting podcast.

More and more cloud hosting providers and software-as-a-service platforms are offering serverless functions at The Edge. But what is The Edge? What are Edge Functions? And why does it matter?

I shared my experience on migrating my personal website from Next.js to Eleventy and what I learned along the way.

In a world full of JavaScript frameworks, SPAs, cutting-edge CSS animations, powerful devices and fast internet connections, HTML-only websites are a controversial and divisive topic. But why?