Mátyás Budavári

It’s the time of the year when many people start to countdown with their advent calendars.

A few days ago I read a question in twitter, what is the thing that you wish you had known when you started to code.

When I develop new web components I find it frustrating that I have to run the app, click it through until the point I find my new visual, just to see how it behaves in a real life situation.

React Transition group is a great library for animations in react.

My favourite place to deploy simple hobby and experimental web applications is heroku.

I’ve started to learn how to create Visualizations with Tableau for a few weeks now.

Today I’ve found an awesome library, called reveal.js, that lets me create slideshows in markdown format.

I need to set the zoom factor in an iframe.

The commmand line can be your best friend during development, if you take some time to get to know its capabilities.

In my opinion Emmet is an essential tool for web developers.

A few days ago I came across a tweet about Jetbrains Mono, the new free and open source font of Jetbrains.

I have an application that logs a lot, and during development I got tired of looking through the command line for the error logs, that were hidden by other logs (that were also necessary).

Markdown makes it easy to write formatted text quickly.

Imagine you want to submit a huge merge request (gitlab terminology), that has many changes from a bunch of commits.

A few days ago I’ve been thinking whether there’s a more interactive way of learning flexbox, rather than this great guide.

I just started my github pages site supported by Jekyll.