Aurelio De Rosa
Aurelio is a (full-stack) web and app developer with more than 5 years experience programming for the web using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and PHP. His interests also include web security, web accessibility, SEO and WordPress. He's the author of the books jQuery in Action and Instant jQuery Selectors. You can find him on GitHub here.
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Improving the Quality of Front End Projects, Automatically! Pt. 3 - JavaScript and Accessibility
This series has discussed tools that help developers and companies deploy software with good quality code by automatically perform checks on different areas of front end development. Part 1 introduced...June 29, 2016 -
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Improving the Quality of Front End Projects, Automatically! Pt. 2 - CSS and Sass
In this series, I'm focusing on tools that help developers and companies deploy software with good quality code by automatically performing checks on different areas of front end development. Part 1 i...June 22, 2016 -
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Improving the Quality of Front End Projects, Automatically! Pt. 1 - HTML
As developers we have to focus on two main goals, one of which is very important but not strictly required. The first, required goal, and probably the most obvious one, is to create value for the comp...June 15, 2016 -
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Easier Web Application Debugging with the Command Line API
Many years ago, debugging a JavaScript code base was all about console.log() calls sprinkled in one or more functions under investigation. Sometimes you'd realize that the problem was not in those fun...May 17, 2016 -
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What's New in jQuery 3
It's been ten years since jQuery started rocking the web and it has stuck around for very good reasons. jQuery offers its users an easy-to-use interface to interact with the DOM, perform Ajax requests...March 02, 2016
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