Most developers when using HTML inputs with type="number" assume the input value will be a number, and get confused when the value is a string instead. This is because the type=“number” actually tells the browser that the input is used for numbers and to provide a number input UI with included built-in validation to reject non-numerical entries.
Now to get the number almost …
Show moreHow to improve the performances and enhance the user's experience of static websites (Hugo, Jekyll..) using the PJAX technique.
With the fast-growing trend of static websites, many people are moving their blogs from WordPress, Medium, etc, to static websites built with Hugo or Jekyll. And there is a good reason for that. One of the reasons is security, cutting down server costs, ease of maintenance, performances, and many others. But in this article, I would like to focus on performances.
As everybody knows, static …
Show moreA collection of good tips and tricks on how write more performant JavaScript code
This is the kind of you never just read, it's a book you will open from to time and use as a reference for JavaScript programming. A must-have for any serious web developer.
