2018 has seen some significant changes for WordPress—and a fair amount of controversy. So what does the new year have in store?

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Join me as we take a closer look at implementing block style variations and learn how to unregister specific block styles and set custom defaults.

In this post, I'll compare linear search and binary search algorithms. You'll see pseudocode for each algorithm, along with examples and a step-by-step guide...

Using JavaScript for your next game? Check out the highlights of these five engines that can help give your project a jump start.

Starting new Vue.js projects is now easier than ever with the new Vue CLI and its Vue UI GUI. This tutorial will show you how to put Vue CLI to use and how...

Learn how to extend the style options available for blocks in the new WordPress Gutenberg editor by implementing multiple block style variations.

JavaScript form validation is now a lot easier than it used to be, thanks to HTML5 and the Constraint Validation API. Learn how it works in our new short...

In this tutorial, we'll explore reactive and template-driven forms in Angular. You'll see how to create each kind and how to perform validation in Angular 6.

A constant challenge faced by front-end developers is the performance of our applications. Thankfully, the solution isn't as complicated as it sometimes...

In our new course, Learn Data Visualization With D3.js, you'll get a complete introduction to the D3.js data visualization library.

In our new course, Practice JavaScript and Learn: AJAX, you'll practise and extend your JavaScript skills while learning how to use AJAX in your web...