The MDN Team
5 minutes read
MDN has created a curriculum for aspiring front-end developers to build a rewarding and successful career. Take a look at the curriculum, who it's for, and the research it's based on.
Michelle Barker
10 minutes read
The new CSS linear() timing function enables custom easing in animations. Explore how linear() works compared with other timing functions used for easing, with practical examples.
Terence Eden
4 minutes read
Relying on external resources for your website is always fraught with risks. Learn how to protect your website and its visitors by using SRI to secure third-party content.
Michelle Barker
7 minutes read
Scroll-driven animations are coming to CSS! In this post, we'll look at a few types of animations and learn how to link them to the scroll progress of a container.
The MDN Team
10 minutes read
We recently launched a feature called AI Explain, but we have rolled this back for now. In this post, we look into the story behind AI Explain: its development, launch, and the reasons that led us to press the pause button.
Brian Smith
9 minutes read
grep is a powerful tool for searching code from the terminal. This post will show you how to use grep and why it's an essential developer tool.
Hermina Condei
3 minutes read
We're introducing an AI assistant powered by MDN and OpenAI GPT 3.5 to answer all your web development questions in real time.
Brian Smith
7 minutes read
Hues are a bright way to define colors in CSS. Learn about hues, color wheels, how to use color functions, and how you can create vibrant color palettes for your website using hue.
Florian Dieminger
6 minutes read
MDN is launching a code Playground. Users can prototype ideas and expand all live samples into an interactive experience.
Dipika Bhattacharya
6 minutes read
Discover CSS :lang(), experimental media queries, manipulating graphics with WebGPU, client-server communication with WebTransport, ECMAScript module support, and more.