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Tailwind CSS: Love It or Hate It?

Tailwind CSS has sparked strong opinions across the web development community. Some praise its utility-first approach for speed and flexibility, while others criticise it for cluttering HTML and breaking traditional styling practices. But is it genuinely a step forward, or just another trend? Let’s take a balanced look.

Admin in CSS
29-Apr-2026
Tailwind CSS: Love It or Hate It?

Building a 90s-Inspired Layout with Modern CSS

The web design of the 1990s had a bold and unmistakable style. Bright colours, chunky borders, tiled backgrounds and table-based layouts were everywhere. While design standards have evolved, there is still something fun and nostalgic about those early web pages. In this article, we will recreate that retro look using clean, responsive, modern CSS techniques without sacrificing usability.

Admin in CSS
21-Apr-2026
Building a 90s-Inspired Layout with Modern CSS

Blazor Server vs WebAssembly in 2026: Which Hosting Model Should You Choose?

Blazor has matured into a serious option for modern .NET web development, but one question still comes up in 2026: should you choose Blazor Server or Blazor WebAssembly? Both let you build interactive web apps using C#, yet they solve problems differently. In this guide, we compare performance, scalability, offline support, security, and real-world use cases to help you choose the right model.

Admin in Blazor
19-Apr-2026
Blazor Server vs WebAssembly in 2026: Which Hosting Model Should You Choose?

Designing a Blog Database Properly

When building a blog, many developers focus on the frontend experience and forget that everything relies on a solid database design. A poorly structured database can quickly become difficult to maintain, inefficient to query, and hard to extend. Let’s break down how to design a proper blog database from the ground up.

Admin in SQL
14-Apr-2026
Designing a Blog Database Properly

Writing Cleaner Semantic HTML

Semantic HTML forms the backbone of well-structured, accessible, and maintainable websites. By using elements that clearly describe their purpose, developers can improve readability, enhance accessibility, and support better SEO, all while keeping their codebase clean and efficient.

Admin in HTML
06-Apr-2026
Writing Cleaner Semantic HTML

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