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Jul 18, 2019

When it's safe to Git Force Push with Rebase — git push –force-with-lease

Command Line

Jul 17, 2019

Live Server: a Simple CLI Server — npm i -g live-server; live-server public

Jul 17, 2019

Create New Github Repos from the CLI — Using the Hub helper tool

Command Line

Jul 11, 2019

Responsive Image Directory Structure — Or, why my images are not in “img”

Jul 11, 2019

Responsive Image Directory Structure — Or, why my images are not in “img”

Jun 30, 2019

ASCIInema - the cinema of ASCII — Embeddable, extremely efficient low-bandwidth ASCII terminal screencasts

Jun 29, 2019

Debugging and inspecting your NPM environment — dump your npm environment

Jun 25, 2019

BASEOF in Hugo templating — A bit like Ruby’s elegant :yield construct, but without the elegance

Jun 25, 2019

Repeatable AWS Amplify Console Docker builds — Download your amplify.yml and keep it updated as your build evolves

Jun 23, 2019

Named colors in Stylelint — “always where possible”

Jun 22, 2019

Best practices for naming your NPM scripts — Today I learned there are some recommended best practices for naming NPM scripts.

command-line

Jun 14, 2019

JSON api to markdown post creation — Airtable → Ruby → Hugo markdown converter

Jun 13, 2019

Remove git submodules — it’s a lot easier than it used to be

command-line

Jun 11, 2019

Stylelint — A mighty, modern linter helping you avoid errors and enforce style conventions.

Jun 10, 2019

Find security vulnerabilities in libraries with Lighthouse — Don’t get XSS’d

Jun 8, 2019

AWS Amplify Console for CI/CD pipelines — glue to unify the AWS service zoo for front-end devs

Jun 8, 2019

Save or apply a git patch — git diff > foo.patch; git reset; echo do stuff; git apply foo.patch Learn more about git patches

Command Line

Jun 7, 2019

Stylelint on the command line — Stylelint isn’t just for editors.

Jun 6, 2019

Flag risky CSS with the 'no-unsupported-browser-features' stylelint plugin — Find and fix browser compatibility issues before you go live

Jun 1, 2019

Bundle simply with Parcel, a webpack alternative — Do you value convention over configuration? Do you strive for simplicity? then Parcel may be for you.

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by @jm3 · aka John Manoogian³

Frequent, bite-size mini-milestone updates as I fast-forward merge* my front-end web development skills up to 2019 levels. Learn more

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