The Stack
In tech, the stack, or the solution stack, is the set of software and hardware resources that are necessary for a web product to function.
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Project: Make a logo in pure CSS
Are you looking for a way to exercise your CSS muscles? Why not try to recreate famous logos using only HTML & CSS!
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Tech 101: C, C++, C#, and Objective-C—What Are They, How Are They Related, And How Are They Used in Tech?
C rules everything around me.
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Grid Systems
Grid systems are the design structure for building a web page.
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Regular Expressions
Regular Expressions (regex or regexp) make it possible to find specific words or letters in large bits of text.
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What’s the Difference Between Scripting and Coding?
What is scripting? What is coding? How are they different?
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DNS (Domain Name Server)
DNS is the phonebook of the Internet. When you call your friends on the phone, you pick their name from your contact list and the phone does the rest....
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Tech 101: Client-Side vs. Server-side
Client-side means that the action takes place on the user’s (the client’s) computer. Server-side means that the action takes place on a web server.
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Node.js
Node.js is a JavaScript framework that makes it possible to use JavaScript for backend development.
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REST
REST is a set of simple rules for how to organize and transmit information on the internet.
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Tech 101: Password Hashing
Password hashing is a way a web site can store your password to keep it safe.
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Tech 101: QA (Quality Assurance)
QA stands for Quality Assurance, and it's the process a site or product goes through to make sure everything's working right.
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