Dan Denney

@dandenney.com

Tab-Driven Developer at DataCamp, lover of all things design and development related. Co-Founder of Front-End Conf in St Pete dandenney.com

Taking something arguably boring and finding an interesting way to teach it is what I love about online education. A teammate shipped a personal project doing that and it’s 🔥 The benchmarking is one of the best features, that’s been a blocker for me testing things joachimz.me/a-more-pract...

A More Practical Way for Developers to Learn Algorithms

Many developers assume performance is for specialists. Stacksmith lets you learn and experience how algorithmic choices impact every language.

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Just had to add 3 environment variables to Netlify and superrrr thankful for the "import from environment variable feature" Imagine not writing a single line of code for a feature and then manually copying and pasting env variables like some kind of caveman 😜

Screenshot of the Netlify UI with an option to import environment variables and a textarea to paste values into

I finally updated iOS and Mac and I kinda dig it. The actual glass styles are meh but I enjoy a lot of the UI shifts in iOS safari and in apple mail on both. Not sure I want widgets on my desktop but I see my desktop so rarely anyways

I've looked up to Mat forever so this is a bucket list moment. He taught me JavaScript properly [checks notes] nearly a decade ago with JavaScript for Web Designers and now, my knowledge is even deeper after editing this course. It really is an evergreen resource. It's how we roll at @piccalil.li

Mat “Wilto” Marquis@wil.to · 10mo ago

At last, today is the day. I am immensely proud to announce that JavaScript for Everyone is here. Tell a friend, tell a Slack channel — write it on a slip of paper, fold it once, and slide it across your boss' desk without breaking eye contact. _It's time to get weird._ piccalil.li/javascript-f...

TFW you can't find any software that will let you track map locations connected to structured data in a table in one interface so you have to vibe code it yourself. Felt, Airtable, etc. were all $100+/month for the right to do this. Lol, nope. One day of GPT-5 vibe coding and problem solved.

A property tracking map with little pins marking houses and popovers showing more informationA property tracking table showing houses for sale with key information

Can you help me out, bluesky? 🦋 When exactly did `outline` start following the `border-radius` rounding? Because in the beginning, that wasn't the case. When did that change? When did the change land in browsers? Thank you! Reposts appreciated. #CSS

👋🏻❤️ I just wrapped a project with a lovely client, and I’m thinking about what’s next. So! I’ve got availability for new work starting in October 2025. Spiffed up the ol’ portfolio a bit to showcase some past projects, and to talk about the work I do: ethanmarcotte.com/work/

Let’s work together. — ethanmarcotte.com

Hi, I’m Ethan. I’m a web designer who helps companies make beautiful sites and services that work everywhere.

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I have Dia invites if anyone is interested, I've been enjoying it and the UI is better than Comet IMNHO. Comet was a Windows vibe to me, but I looooove Perplexity