However, there are a few problems I have with the syntax that can cause issues in production as well as cause confusion for developers. I prefer to use a slightly tweaked version of the syntax instead. I call it ABEM (Atomic Block Element Modifier):

I believe the difference between good and great engineers, is that the latter take their time to understand what really goes on under the hood. They learn how things work, instead of learning by “copy and paste.”

Writing code is only one small piece of being a developer… we must also excel at debugging. I have a few tips and tricks I rely on pretty heavily and found that I give the same advice again and again during workshops, so here's a compilation. We'll start with some core tenets and then drill down to more specific examples.

In this article I’ll teach you how to use CSS Grid to create a super cool image grid which varies the amount of columns with the width of the screen.

Front-end engineering once again evolved at a feverish pace in 2017. Here is a list of the most notable events of the past year.