by Elisabeth Robson | Jun 16, 2016 | beginner, blog, Video, Web
In a previous post I showed the features of the Safari and Chrome consoles. Here, I do the same for the Firefox console, which has many similar features, as well as a couple of features unique to Firefox. This is a great way to get comfortable in all the major browser...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jun 13, 2016 | beginner, blog, Video
Chrome and Safari both allow you to edit and experiment with your HTML and CSS right in the browser. The tools and features available in both these browsers have expanded considerably in the past couple of years, giving developers many more options for experimenting...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jun 8, 2016 | beginner, Video, Web
In a previous video about using the browser developer tools, I focus on how to use the JavaScript console to experiment with and test your JavaScript code. In the following videos, I provide a quick overview of the main features in the Safari and Chrome developer...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jul 21, 2015 | blog, CSS, FrontPage, Web
Over the years CSS has grown… a lot. Just like with HTML and JavaScript APIs (like geolocation and web storage), the specification for CSS—that is, what constitutes correct CSS rules and properties—is managed by the W3C, the World Wide Web...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jul 17, 2015 | blog, FrontPage, JavaScript, Programming
In JavaScript, we use functions in three different ways: as methods of objects; as constructors of objects; and, as “regular” functions (that is, functions we typically write either as top-level functions, or functions we pass as anonymous functions to...
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