Silvestar Bistrović
Silvestar Bistrović
Silvestar Bistrović
I am Silvestar Bistrović, a fearless web engineer, CSS developer, JAMstack enthusiast, WordPress theme specialist, author of the UI Dev Newsletter, and founder of CSS Auditors.
Latest Posts
Achieving a perfect score on Google PageSpeed Insights can be challenging, especially with Google Analytics on the website. The solution is here.
I recently redesigned my blog and learned many things about CSS Grid along the way. Read all about my findings.
I recently worked on a challenging project and had to add a shadow on a crooked border. Here is how I made it.
Discover the power of BEM in building WordPress themes with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to create clean and organized code with BEM methodology.
Making web components shouldn't be a hard task. Learn how to make CSS-only sidebar toggle accessibible by adding a small JavaScript code snippet.
Explore how to implement drag and drop functionality for tables with large amount of row in Angular with the Angular Dragtable library.
Recently I worked on an Angular project with a requirement for a form based on an MVC model. I created a directive to generate a form for every complex models.
Automating dev processes is key, but the multitude of tools available can be overwhelming and time-consuming to learn. Here's how to do it in Atom IDE.
I wrote about CSS tabs, which was popular and gained many visitors. Surprised by accessibility comments, I investigated and added accessibility to my solution.
Recent Atom articles discussed packages for easier work. But what if a keybinding is already in use by another package?
There are two basic approaches for developing CSS tabs: using target pseudo selector and list with checked pseudo selector.
Lint, linter, linting? What is it and why you should use it? I'll try to show you how Atom linter packages could save you a lot of development time.
As an experienced developer, I seek simple solutions for most tasks and found them in Atom for streamlined development.
One of the most popular features for Atom out there is a minimap. It's a code preview in a small sidebar window.
Developers often rely on a version control system and one of the most popular is Git. Explore Git packages for the Atom IDE.