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I built a login system with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript when I made Learn JavaScript's student portal. I'd like to share this system with you since it seems to work well. (more…)

This website is assembled with JavaScript, mainly because that's the easiest way to use the excellent KaTeX. I'm using Metalsmith to write the blog, which has been very pleasant, but every so often the essential madness of JS shines through. (more…)