Reading the comments on a blog post can often be very interesting. You'll find people suggesting alternative methods or corrections, discussing their own experiences, or suggesting further topics for reading.
Disqus is one of the most popular comment platforms, with its massive userbase and ease of deployment into pretty much
Dark mode is everywhere now (and I love it). It's in Windows 10, Mac OS Mojave, iOS 13, and Android 10, the vast majority of which support the prefers-color-scheme media query.
Many websites have already implemented dark themes by using this media query, but with browsers like Chrome, website favicons
I setup my blog on Ghost a couple of months ago, and overall have really enjoyed the experience. The editor is simple to use, my site is super fast, and I don't have to worry about any upkeep or maintenance of servers.
However, when I added my new Ghost(Pro)
When communicating with people online, it’s very common to share images or screenshots of what you’re working on, or even screen recordings, gifs, and other media. Traditionally, you can upload or paste these directly into the applications like Slack or Discord, but if you want to re-share that
Hello! I’m James Ross. I'm CTO and Co-Founder of Nodecraft. I'm a self-taught software engineer and am excited to be working towards the future of online gaming. I'm also extremely passionate about web performance and security.