So you're finally making the decision to become a web developer, huh? Well, you better strap yourself in ‘cause we’re letting you know what is going to be expected from you in 2019. We take a little plunge into the skillsets of (junior) web developers and designers.

What happens when a browser engine gets killed? How does it impact the average web developer, and what does it mean for the web landscape? Are we finally getting rid of the ol’ Internet Explorer memes or will its legacy continue in another way? Let’s find out together!

We talk about our favourite movies and how some movies just fail to reach their audience. Are they actually bad movies, or does something else impact how those movies are received? This and more in today’s rambling down memory lane.

Continuing the conversation of last episode, we discuss what happens when we wake up our inner Flash developer and create that experimental website. Some of those websites are great. Some of them suck. What are the factors that make such a website good?

Deviating from conventional designs and ignoring some established principles in your work field sounds like a very good way to lose your job. So we as web developers must be a very special kind of breed! Join us as we discuss the reasoning and choices behind innovative web design.

Since the introduction of breakpoints in CSS, we’ve been changing our ways of determining the unit of the media query. Pixels, ems and rems6: what’s the best choice in 2018?