by Gerald Watanabe | Jan 5, 2020 | CMS, Jamstack, Java Script, OnlineWebBuilders, Static Site Gen, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
A Test Drive of Stackbit Currently Stackbit is in the Beta version as I test this online tool by actually building a live Jamstack website. As I reviewed the steps involved, I thought to myself can it be this simple and fast and not even write one line of code?...
by Gerald Watanabe | Dec 3, 2019 | Java Script, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
An Overview of 5 JavaScript Animation Libraries and 1 SVG Animation Tool Taking a quick look at a few js animation libraries that you might be interested in to create awesome animations. Actually there are many more libraries that are available, but these are...
by Gerald Watanabe | Jun 28, 2019 | Flexbox, Frameworks, Grid, HTML & CSS, Java Script, Learning, ReactJS, Web Development
What is Scrimba? Scrimba is the next-generation platform for learning how to code. Our screencasts enable you to interact with the code directly in the player. This way, you’ll have more fun and learn faster. Our courses subjects like HTML, CSS,...
by Gerald Watanabe | Dec 6, 2018 | Backend, Java Script, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
So why would I want to learn Node.js? It is the future of web development. Node.js is a representative of a younger web development generation. Learning tutorials provided at the bottom of this post to help you get started! So what is Node.js? Before I looked...
by dacodaa | Dec 28, 2017 | Java Script, PHP, Web Design, Web Development, Wordpress
It’s almost the end of the year, and if you oversee any website, the first thing that should come to your mind is the rollover of the copyright year to 2018. As you noticed in past years, an extreme amount of websites are still reflecting the past year’s...
by dacodaa | Dec 14, 2017 | Frameworks, Java Script, Learning, ReactJS, Web Design, Web Development
Some years ago, when I wanted to build WordPress on my computer, I had to download and install MAMP (Mac) or WAMP (Win) to simulate a server on my computer. MAMP stood for: Macintosh, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Everything you need to run WordPress on your stand-alone...
