Websites created with static site generators like Jekyll or Hugo are on the rise. Their popularity is not surprising. They're fast and secure, as there's no data on the server side. The web server builds and serves web pages on the fly. You don't have to worry about databases and server-side security. You can write your posts in Markdown or HTML that gets rendered nicely with the help of templating engines (Jekyll uses Liquid, while Hugo uses Go Templates). Everything is fine until you want to add dynamic...
HTML5 has made her presence felt around the Internet since its launch. HTML5 has been helping webmasters to clean up their code by utilising newly introduced features of the same. It won’t be possible for me to touch base with every HTML5 feature, but I will be listing down some of those during the course of this tutorial. Forms are an integral part of any website that wants its visitors to get in touch with the owner of that website. They bridge the gap virtually between the webmaster and the website visitor....