A hands-on guide on enhancing the Claude Code Playground plugin with the JointJS diagramming library to build truly interactive visual tools.

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Find out how to detect at-rule support in CSS, how the pointer-box-offset property works, what the different and creative ways are to select the HTML element, how it’s possible to recreate the x86 CPU architecture in CSS, and more.

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A short, funny CSS take on the recent leak of Claude Code’s source code via a map file in their NPM registry.

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An explanation of how Link Teleports in diagramming work, along with a hands-on guide on how to implement two approaches to Link Teleports (distance-based & toggle-based) in JointJS.

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Every piece of content I’ve written or recorded until now was handcrafted. I own the entire process, from the insight and initial idea to the outline, first draft, sections, code examples, and demos.

Yes, I’ve used AI tools to help with grammar, to get ideas for headlines, to improve the flow of some segments that I couldn’t get right (English is not my first language), but everything went through my fingers, and I’m standing behind every word written.

The brutal truth? It doesn’t matter. At least not anymore.

I asked AI to assess some of my content, and its verdict was that it was moderately likely to be AI-generated. The lines are already blurry, and it will get even more entangled in the future.

Does this mean I’ll use AI from now on to generate entire articles or first drafts? No, because writing helps me clarify my thinking, solve problems, and gain new insights.

Will I use it during the research phase and as a tool to help me get more done faster? Absolutely.

Does any of this matter for you, the reader? Likely, you won’t even get to my original article—you’ll just get an AI summary or the key point from a piece of my content, but you might not even know who it came from. Furthermore, AI might generate derivative work based on my content, so the connection won’t be there at all, let alone any attribution.

But here’s the kicker. While some will say that this clearly means that creators get the short end of the stick, I think the upside of readers getting a better deal (exactly the bit of insight they’re looking for) is even bigger now.

You likely won’t know that Zoran Jambor helped you solve the problem, but even if it’s tangential, even if it’s in bits, I believe I can still make a positive difference in a world dominated by AI agents and generated content.

And so can you.

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A step-by-step guide to customizing JointJS demos with AI Coding Agents, such as Claude Code, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and others.

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A few hands-on tips you can apply to any library on leveraging AI Coding Agents to speed up your development times.

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Learn how multi-column layouts are becoming usable, how the new :heading pseudo-class works, how to scale content with layout, and more.

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A brief guide on how to use CSS text-indent keywords, each-line and hanging to improve your typography.

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Find out how to create native masonry layouts, how to style in-page search results, and more.

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A hands-on guide to setting up macOS to use Touch ID for sudo—so you don’t have to type your password every time manually.

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A Chrome Developer Tools quick tip outlining how to easily target recently selected elements from the Elements Panel in the Console.

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Learn how to debug the Starting Style at-rule in Chrome DevTools.

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A quick tip explaining how to easily get started with using AI in your development workflow.

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Find out how to use BrowserStack’s AI agents to automate your testing workflows.

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Find out how to become more productive when working with the Elements panel in Chrome DevTools.

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Find out how “overscroll-behavior: contain” is changing, how to use the scrollbar-gutter CSS property, what the new text-grow property does, how to analyze your CSS, and more.

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A brief guide outlining the difference between “overflow: hidden” and “overflow: clip”.

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Find out why you should use self-destructing CSS pattern when working with web components, how to throttle specific requests in Chrome DevTools, and more.

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Find out how to create an adaptive favicon that automatically switches to a light/dark color scheme.

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Learn how to build stylable forms in WordPress using the IvyForms plugin easily.

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Learn two simple (but confusing) ways to add Additional CSS to WordPress.

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Learn how to use the MapSVG WordPress plugin to create customizable UI components.

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Find out why pseudo-elements (::before, ::after) don’t work with the ‘:is()’ pseudo-class function, and more.

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A brief guide for the upcoming ‘stretch’ value in CSS.

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Baseline Status for Video is a handy online tool that enables you to display Baseline Status in your videos easily.

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A brief look at the new corner-shape CSS property.

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Find out how heading pseudo-class works, how to create a faded text effect, why you shouldn’t add “box-sizing: border-box;” to your CSS reset, and more.

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Learn how to restore deleted files in Visual Studio Code easily.

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Find out why the order in which you set values for the CSS transform property really matters, now how to easily create drop caps using modern CSS, if you really are a frontend developer, and more.

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