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Creating a Smooth Transitioning Dialog Component in React (Part 4/4)

Creating a Smooth Transitioning Dialog Component in React (Part 4/4)

Part 4: Final Refinements In Part 3, I enhanced the DialogAnimation component to calculate both expanded and minimised dimensions. This approach ensured accurate and visually appealing transitions by using successive render cycles to measure the dimensions. However, it introduced complexity and potential performance issues, particularly causing jank or flicker during the dimension calculation process. Introducing the Invisible Container To tackle the flickering issue, I'm introducing a secondary, invisible container exclusively for dimension calculations. This concept is inspired by techniques used in game development, such as double buffering, blitting, or offscreen rendering. These techniques help manage rendering by performing calculations offscreen…
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Creating a Smooth Transitioning Dialog Component in React (Part 1/4)

Creating a Smooth Transitioning Dialog Component in React (Part 1/4)

Part 1: Setting Up the Basic Dialog Component with Minimize/Expand Functionality Welcome to the first part of my four-part series on creating a responsive dialog component in React. In this series, I'll explore different approaches to achieve smooth animation transitions while maintaining the dialog's fluid dimensions. In this initial part, I'll set up the basic dialog component with minimise and expand functionality. Please note that accessibility and responsive design are not included as part of the considerations in this series. The primary focus is on creating a reusable dialog component with smooth animation transitions. This series is part of a…
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How to Create a Horizontal Navigation Bar Using CSS

How to Create a Horizontal Navigation Bar Using CSS

In web design, a horizontal navigation bar is a fundamental element allowing users to navigate different website sections. Creating a sleek and functional navigation bar using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is relatively straightforward and provides a lot of flexibility in terms of design and responsiveness.Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating your own horizontal navigation bar:Step 1: HTML StructureFirst, let’s set up the HTML structure for our navigation bar. We’ll use an unordered list (<ul>) to hold the list items (<li>) which will represent each navigation link. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Horizontal Navigation Bar</title>…
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Batman-Comic.CSS

Batman-Comic.CSS

Last week, I participated in Open South Code in Malaga, explaining the creative process behind comiCSS. As part of the conference, there was a kid's event, and I volunteered for it. The organizers asked me to do something related to my talk, and that's how a new CSS utility-class library was born: batman-comic.css. This library is for anyone willing to create Batman comic strips. Since its creation in the past two weeks, we've used the library in two kids' conferences. The library allows children to play with HTML and quickly see the power of CSS —even when this may not…
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CSS Rotate Property Explained

CSS Rotate Property Explained

Understanding the CSS Rotate Property:The rotate property is part of the CSS transform module, which allows developers to apply different transformations to elements on a webpage. The rotate function allows you to rotate items by a specified angle, changing their orientation but not their location in the document flow. This characteristic provides tremendous versatility by permitting rotations in both clockwise and anticlockwise orientations. Syntax and Usage: The CSS rotate property’s syntax is rather easy. Developers define the desired rotation angle within the brackets of the rotate function, as follows: .rotate { transform: rotate(45deg); } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode…
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Ultimate CSS Cheat Sheets and Blogs resources

Ultimate CSS Cheat Sheets and Blogs resources

Collection of CSS cheatsheet, prepare for CSS interviews, tips and tricks!! Under the Hood "Cheat sheet and of not much use" this is my thinking when I was introduce to it for the first time. But this year in Jan when I was practising DSA again I've figured out the ultimate benefits of any cheat sheet in programming language.Cheat sheets are a kind of ready-to-use notes or overview making it easy for developers to prepare for interviews, and write code faster and better. CSS cheat Sheets Overapi cheatsheet website screenshotCSS properties https://overapi.com/css CSS 2 Cheat Sheet & Quick References Website…
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Comparing Sass and Vue: A Deep Dive into Two Frontend Technologies

Comparing Sass and Vue: A Deep Dive into Two Frontend Technologies

In the ever-evolving landscape of frontend development, two technologies have stood out for their unique contributions to the developer's toolkit:Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) and Vue.js.Both have revolutionized how we approach web design and development, but they serve very different purposes. This article will explore the nuances of Sass and Vue.js, contrasting their functionalities, strengths, and what makes each of them invaluable in the realm of frontend development. What is Sass?Sass is a CSS preprocessor, which means it extends the capabilities of standard CSS. It introduces features that aren't available in plain CSS, such as variables, nested rules, and mixins.…
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Top CSS Websites for Developers: Elevate Your Frontend Skills

Top CSS Websites for Developers: Elevate Your Frontend Skills

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a cornerstone of modern web development, enabling developers to create visually appealing and responsive websites. With the evolution of frontend technologies, there are numerous resources available online to enhance your CSS skills. In this blog, we'll explore some of the top CSS websites that can help you learn, experiment, and get inspired. 1. Uiverse.io Uiverse.io is a fantastic platform for developers looking to improve their CSS skills through interactive components. Uiverse offers a wide range of user interface elements like buttons, loaders, and card designs, each accompanied by the necessary HTML and CSS code. The…
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