There are so many little gems in this piece by Yevgeniy Brikman all about documentation. He digs into a lot more than simply documenting code though and focuses on how we can document every phase of our work, from design to process and beyond.
Here’s my favorite lines that made me sit back and shout “Wahoo!”:
When a developer uses your code, they are really learning a new language, so choose the words in it wisely.
…programs must be written …
You are what you document is a post from CSS-Tricks
These features have not landed in any stable browsers at the time of writing. However, everything discussed is already in Firefox Nightly by default and key parts are in Chrome Canary (with the Experimental Web Platform Features flag enabled), so I recommend using one of those browsers (when reading this article) to see as many of the features in action as possible.
Regardless your preferred method of animation on the web, there will be times that you need to animate …
Additive Animation with the Web Animations API is a post from CSS-Tricks
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