Assortment moves to JAMstack
With a move towards Gatsby, Emotion and Netlify, things are changing for Assortment. Here’s an overview of the platform's architecture moving forward.
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View all postsUnderstanding the pure function
What defines a pure function? More importantly, when should you use them in a project?
Grandchild elements in BEM
Battling the ever-present issue of Grandchild elements in the popular CSS naming convention, BEM.
Introducing BEM: The popular CSS naming convention
Going over the fundamentals of the methodology that organisations large and small are using to structure their CSS codebases.
Working with errors in WordPress development
Debugging and preventing WordPress errors isn't as straight forward as it should be, here's some tips and tricks to help streamline the process!
The future of class-based CSS grid systems
What does a class-based CSS grid system look like and where could we see it going in the future. Perhaps with CSS variables and the style attribute?
Why the DRY principle isn't always the right answer
Looking into the various ways we use the 'Don't Repeat Yourself' principle and the reasons against sometimes using it.
100 days of something
Consistency is a great way to learn something or progress towards a goal. I'm going to give it a try, are you?
How to become a Web Developer in today's industry
Putting yourself out there can be a daunting task, especially at the start of your career. Here's a few tips to help you along the way.
Progressive Enhancement and what that means for JavaScript
Taking a neutral look at whether or not a Progressively Enhanced approach to JavaScript makes sense for all Websites?
Understanding the fundamentals of WordPress hooks
A practical account on how we can utilise WordPress hooks within our theme and plugin development.
Maintainable project workflows
In a world where there are more tools than there are developers, how can we take back control of our projects to ensure maintainability for the future?