The Overflow: 5 CSS Generators and Visual Design ToolsIf you’ve read The Overflow before you’ll know it’s where we take some time you show you our favourite tools from around the web that we simply couldn’t fit into the always-packed Dev Digest.
This time, we’re looking at five tools for generating CSS ...
Why We Should Be Using the <search> Element MoreWhen you consider how integral search elements to user interfaces and user experience more general, you might be surprised to learn they were only introduced to the HTML spec in 2023.
If you’ve ever built a search bar in HTML, it could well have look...
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Dev Digest 211: Securing Agents, Top AI Apps and Lost Readers…Inside last week’s Dev Digest 211 .
🏗️ Can the infrastructure keep up with AI growth?
📱 Top 100 GenAI consumer apps
🪱 Wikipedia hit by worm and AI slop
🔍 The results of Codex Security scanning 1.2M commits
🧹 Bye bye innerHTML, welcome setHTML()
🔄 Cl...
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The Overflow: Security and PrivacyEvery week we dig through hundreds of links from all over the web, and it’s often hard for developers keep up. So, we thought we’d put together some links we couldn’t fit in the Dev Digest in what we call The Overflow.
This week, we’re looking at wha...
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HTML Media Elements and How to Use Them: <video> and <audio>If you’ve read the WeAreDevelopers Magazine before, you’ll know we’re vocal supporters of the web platform, and of sharing the power of native HTML elements. This time, we’re taking a closer look at media elements like <video> and <audio>, and how to...
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The Overflow: 5 Tools for Working with SVGsIn last week’s edition, we looked at tools for working JSON and so this week we’re pivoting to something a little more visual, with tools for scalable vector graphics (or SVGs to you and me).
As always, watch the video below to see them in action or ...
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Thinking About Joining a Tech Conference for the First Time? Here’s What MattersFor many companies, the decision to join a tech conference for the first time feels larger and more complicated than it actually needs to be.
Conference prospectuses are often extensive. Sponsorship packages come with long lists of options: booths, s...
