As soon as I knew about pre-processors, I wanted to test them so bad then I stumbled upon Sass website. Syntactically awesome they said? I totally love anything with awesome attached to it because I feel awesome.
Moving from Indented Sass to Scss
Using source maps
The web browser inspector plays a good role when debugging CSS. However, with the widespread of pre-processors now, we are faced with a challenge of debugging our CSS. Using a pre-processor like Sass, when you have your output style to be expanded or nested, this may not be much of a problem as you will almost get accurate debugging lines except if those lines had been separated by variables and mixins within your pre-processor stylesheet.
Symmetric Encryption in Python
In the middle of a project I’m presently working on, I needed to make use of a Symmetric encryption based on the workflow of my software. A key is required by users to encrypt data and the same key will be needed to decrypt data. My first thoughts were on PyCrypto so I went ahead doing this
Appreciating developers
We are all humans and appreciations are rewards that gladdens anyone. Some developers live a totally normal life. Especially those that have grown to build a family and have to keep them with love. On the other hand, there are a lot more melancholic developers that only find peace by dealing with complex logic.
Things you can do with MathML
For a while, I’ve been enjoying the awesomeness of mathML. I’ve not had specific use cases but just playing around with it gives me fun. Sometimes I idly just write equations that should be on a paper in my local web pages.
Styling for print media
The @media is mostly known these days for its use with responsive design in a conditional structure. However, it has been for a very long time. It has been used to separate visual CSS from paged CSS. The different media consists screen, print, projector, audio (formerly aural).