The Twelve-Factor App methodology is a methodology for building software-as-a-service applications by Adam Wiggins (founder of Heroku). The first version of this paper was written about 12 years ago, so what has changed in all this time? This article covers how 12-factor has evolved and shows why it is still a very relevant practice today!

If you have been struggling with responsive design and specifically with the lack of control on flex-wrap and you wish to know about some alternative approaches, you should definitely have a look at this new article by Ahmad Shadeed.

Alignment using the first and last keywords is now available in all major engines. This means that we can use last baseline alignment as another option when aligning groups of flex or grid items.

WebC is a new web-component-based JavaScript framework by the same author of our beloved Eleventy. In this article, Raymond Camden shows how you can take advantage of the WebC components syntax and add dynamic behaviors to your components using JavaScript. A really interesting read if you are into static websites and are looking forward to exploring WebC.

Save money, save money! This article from a "data guy" showcases how migrating a Lambda-based project from Python to Rust lead to major performance improvements and cost savings. If you are curious to find out more, the article provides some nice benchmarks and graphs, but make sure to read the comments too because, as we known, benchmarks are never perfect!

Can you record audio and video from a web app? Of course, you can! You can do pretty much anything on the web these days! So let's learn how to build a custom audio and video recorder in React using the native HTML MediaRecorder API and MediaStream API.

This article showcases an interesting technique to crop and object-fit images on web pages without losing quality or messing up with proportions. Worth checking out if you are working with many images using the most disparate sizes and aspect ratios.