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How to create a re-usable modal in VueJS with TailwindCSS

Aug 30, 20219 min read

A modal is an element that pops up in front of other content on a website and disables the main page. Users must then complete some action on the modal or close it before returning to the main page. Websites often use a modal to focus the user's atte...

How to create a re-usable modal in VueJS with TailwindCSS

Third Time's the Charm - HNGi8

Aug 15, 20215 min read

I've always loved computers. As a young boy, I played around with Mavis Beacon on my dad's Windows 95 PC. I helped my dad type documents and work with sheets. I installed games and apps that I was curious about and loved to use. However, up until 201...

Third Time's the Charm - HNGi8

Commonly used HTTP codes and their meanings

Apr 13, 20213 min read

What you will learn By going through this article, you will learn about some common HTTP status codes, what they mean and when they are typically used. What are HTTP Status Codes? Simply put, a HTTP status code is a three-digit number used to indicat...

Commonly used HTTP codes and their meanings

Why Tailwind CSS is so popular among UI developers

Mar 15, 20217 min read

By reading this article, you would understand some of the benefits of using Tailwind CSS, and the reasons why a lot of design teams and UI developers prefer to use it over other CSS frameworks. Let's get started! The Great Before Before the advent o...

Why Tailwind CSS is so popular among UI developers

10 Tailwind CSS Templates - Open-source and free

Oct 30, 20206 min read

In this article, you will learn about some nice, free, and open-source templates for Tailwind CSS, and where to get them. P.S.: I just found a website that has an amazing collection of free and premium Tailwind themes... check them out here at themes...

10 Tailwind CSS Templates - Open-source and free

Recursion in JavaScript

Oct 22, 20205 min read

Recursion is when a function calls itself until it is stopped, otherwise it continues to call itself forever. A function that does this is called a recursive function. It usually has this syntax: function recurse() { if (condition) { // stop re...

Recursion in JavaScript