Weekly Frontend Digest (February 22 - February 28)

Hello everyone! The second part is already here. I have collected material that caught my attention more than any other information. In the end, there is a couple of projects on Codepen. (February 22 - February 28)

Small tips in CSS: transitions, filters, colors, borders, and more.

• https://dev.to/vanaf1979/some-small-css-tips-007-k7d

7 interesting HTML attributes that you didn't know about: for example, allow in <iframe> and ping in <a>.

• https://dev.to/alvaromontoro/7-interesting-html-attributes-you-may-not-know-58j0

[!] The most useful set of cheat sheets for web programmers: Git, CSS, JS, VSCode Shortcuts and more.

• https://dev.to/palashmon/ultimate-cheatsheet-compilation-32c9

Little-known HTML attributes and how they are useful: really useful attributes in practice.

• https://dev.to/kieran6roberts/lesser-known-html-attributes-and-what-they-can-do-for-us-5ebd

Interactive guide to CSS-Transitions: an accessible guide to transitions, complete with examples.

• https://www.joshwcomeau.com/animation/css-transitions/

Processing arrays in JavaScript: a very clear explanation of how arrays work, using the example of emojis.

• https://dev.to/devmount/javascript-array-methods-explained-with-emojis-2amn

[!] Monetize your site: A guide to action for every developer. Monetize your website, Twitter, or Github account.

• https://dev.to/alvaromontoro/monetize-your-website-3j5j

Important JavaScript methods and properties: The most usable methods in JavaScript.

• https://dev.to/capscode/javascript-important-methods-properties-cheatsheet-52kh

var, let, and const in JavaScript: what is the difference between declaring variables.

• https://dev.to/kunalt96/var-let-const-in-javascript-3dne

Projects on Codepen

Keyboard Hero: keyboard simulator in pure JS

• https://codepen.io/evilpaper/pen/dyyZjLQ

Calculator: Just a cute calculator on your phone screen

• https://codepen.io/JorgeAguilar/pen/zYooavL

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