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Why I Built browserux.css

1d ago · 4 min read · Not just a reset. A browser upgrade. Every web project starts the same way. You add normalize.css or a CSS reset, and move on. Then three hours later, you add a media query for prefers-reduced-motion.

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Normalize.css Is Dead. Here's What to Use Instead.

22h ago · 4 min read · Not just a reset. A browser upgrade. Normalize.css was a landmark project. For years, it was the go-to starting point for web projects: a reliable, well-documented file that ironed out browser inconsi

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The new Keyword in JavaScript

21h ago · 4 min read · When you start working with objects in JavaScript, you’ll often see the keyword new. It looks simple—but behind the scenes, it does a lot of important work. In this blog, we’ll understand: What the n

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View Transitions — Rethinking How UI Changes Are Animated

1d ago · 5 min read · We’ve had animations on the web for a long time. CSS transitionsCSS animationsJS-based animation libraries They all try to solve the same problem: Move UI from one state → to another state. But they

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5 Modern CSS Features Your Reset Sheet Is Probably Missing in 2026

22h ago · 4 min read · Not just a reset. A browser upgrade. Most CSS reset sheets were written years ago and have not changed much since. They handle the basics: box-sizing, margins, font inheritance. But CSS has moved fast

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JavaScript Async Programming: From Callbacks to Async/Await

1d ago · 4 min read · Originally written in 2023. Content may vary slightly across newer versions. JavaScript's async story didn't start with async/await — it evolved through several patterns, each solving problems the pr

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String Polyfills and Common Interview Methods in JavaScript

21h ago · 4 min read · Strings are one of the most commonly used data types in JavaScript. Whether you're building applications or preparing for interviews, understanding how string methods work is extremely important. In t

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JavaScript Promises Explained for Beginners

22h ago · 2 min read · When working with asynchronous JavaScript, handling tasks like API calls or timers can become messy, especially with callbacks. Promises were introduced to make asynchronous code easier to manage and

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Understanding the this Keyword in JavaScript (Simple Guide for Beginners)

22h ago · 2 min read · The this keyword in JavaScript is one of the most confusing concepts for beginners. But it becomes simple if you understand one rule: this refers to the object that is calling the function. What this

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Map and Set in JavaScript (Simple Guide for Beginners)

22h ago · 3 min read · In JavaScript, we often use objects and arrays to store data. But sometimes they have limitations. To solve these problems, JavaScript introduced two new data structures: Map and Set. Let’s understand

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Why I Built browserux.css

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The new Keyword in JavaScript

View Transitions — Rethinking How UI Changes Are Animated

5 Modern CSS Features Your Reset Sheet Is Probably Missing in 2026

JavaScript Async Programming: From Callbacks to Async/Await

String Polyfills and Common Interview Methods in JavaScript

JavaScript Promises Explained for Beginners

Understanding the this Keyword in JavaScript (Simple Guide for Beginners)

Map and Set in JavaScript (Simple Guide for Beginners)