Web Development

Design systems provide reusable components, patterns, and guidelines for building consistent user interfaces across products and teams.

GraphQL lets clients request exactly the data they need. Compare it with REST to understand when each approach makes sense.

CSS Grid is the most powerful layout system in CSS. Learn to create complex two-dimensional layouts with clean, semantic markup.

Progressive Web Apps combine the best of web and native: offline support, push notifications, home screen installation, and instant loading.

Google Material Design introduces a unified visual language based on paper, ink, and purposeful motion. Here is what it means for web developers.

WebSockets enable real-time, bidirectional communication between browser and server. Learn how they work and when to use them.

The design world is shifting from skeuomorphic textures to flat, minimalist interfaces. Understand both approaches and when each works best.

MySQL and PostgreSQL are the two most popular open-source databases. Compare their features, performance, and best use cases.

Good typography makes websites readable and professional. Learn about web fonts, sizing, line height, and typographic hierarchy.