Getting our code reviewed by a pro is a great way of improving code quality but what happens if you don’t have access to a rockstar programmer? You do the next best thing and grab a ‘lint’ for that language.
Today, I’d like to talk a little about CSSLint, a recently released code analysis tool for, you guessed it, CSS. Join me after the jump!
Some people say web development books are dead. Why spend $40 when there’s a seemingly never-ending stream of information available for free on the web.
Well, there’s absolutely validity to that statement, but the fact remains, nothing compares to curling up on a couch with a fully researched, definitive guide to a particular subject.
With that in mind, we’ve prepared a list of books that we feel are among the best of the best.
