Tag: HTML

Front-end development bookmarks

Front-end development bookmarks – a huge list of frontend development resources Dmitriy Navrotskyy has collected. Sorted from general knowledge at the top to concrete problems at the bottom.

PHỞ DEVSTACK 1.0 – automated workflow for front-end developers in one tasty bowl of code

PHỞ DEVSTACK 1.0 – automated workflow for front-end developers in one tasty bowl of code.

Features:

  • Yeoman generator
  • Livereload (without refresh for CSS)
  • LESS stylesheets compilation
  • HTML, JavaScript and CSS minification
  • Advanced image handling (base64 inlining, image optimization, sprite generation)
  • Browserify JavaScript modules
  • Linting JavaScript
  • Running unit and end to end tests
  • Configurable directory structure
  • Replacing text in HTML (meta tags, analytics codes)
  • Scripts and stylesheets revisioning
  • Running build after file is changed
  • Configurable plugins
  • Stays up-to-date

Is INPUT tag valid when used outside of a FORM tag?

Here is an update from the “learn something new every day” department – using <input> tag outside of (or, in other words, without) <form> tag is perfectly valid.  It’s valid in the newest HTML5 spec, and it was valid with earlier versions of HTML and XHTML too.

Interesting, that today was the first time I came across this, after doing HTML for almost 20 years.