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Designing a Good Permission UX
Nobody likes seeing permission prompts. Given that, learn how to make a lousy experience less lousy.
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Sliding / Scrolling Animation with Infinite Items
Learn how to create a scrolling effect that gives the illusion of an infinite number of items!
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What are SVG Images?
There is a new image format in town, and this one doesn't take names. It just displays crisp pixels at all sizes all the time.
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Designing for Dark Mode
Learn some of the tricks you can use to provide a dark mode friendly version of your site or app!
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Creating Animations in JavaScript
Take full control over your animations by learning how to create them entirely in JavaScript.
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Updating to Newer React Versions
Learn how to easily update the version of React used by your app.
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The Falling Snow Effect
Easily add some sweet falling snow to your page and learn all about how this effect works.
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Build a PWA in Just 10 Minutes
In this fast-paced tutorial, we'll take an existing web app/site and turn it into a PWA. Don't blink, or you might miss it.
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Generating Random Colors
Give your designs some flair by using the code here to generate random colors...like a pro!
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Toggling Animations On and Off
Not everybody loves animations. To make them happy, give them the ability to easily turn animations on and off.
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What are Progressive Web Apps (PWA)?
Is this fast and awesome looking app a web app? Is it a native app? Nope. It's a Progressive Web App (PWA)!
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From Pixels to Objects
Learn to rely on Objects to simplify how we manage the pixels drawn on screen!
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The React Component Lifecycle
Learn about the lifecycle methods to get a better understanding of everything your component does...or doesn't do!
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Understanding Degrees on the Web
You use degrees in the real world all the time. Learn how to use them in your digital web-based world as well.
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Stateless Functional Components
Learn how to use a greatly simplified function-based syntax for defining your presentational components.
