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  1. Managing Code Quality in NodeJS

    I’ve mentioned CI and static asset management in the past. Now I want to talk about code quality.

    This article is mostly a follow up on the CI post. I’ll …

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  2. Spritesheets, Grunt, and You

    If you are using Grunt, you really have no excuse not to be using CSS spritesheets. If you aren’t using Grunt yet, then you should know that a well thought-out …

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  3. Angular WYSIWYG

    Building on the blocks laid out in my previous article, I open-sourced a WYSIWYG editing library which doesn’t provide an UI. You can find the source code here.

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  4. Get Between the Covers of Build First

    A couple of weeks ago, my book on JavaScript Application Design and front-end processes (which I began writing a few months ago) finally went into the first review …

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  5. A Year In Review

    It’s been almost a year since I launched this blog, although I had started writing blog posts before I finished coding the web application, as a way to …

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  6. ES6 Spread and Butter in Depth

    Welcome to yet another installment of ES6 in Depth on Pony Foo. Previous ones covered destructuring, template literals, and most recently, arrow functions. Today …

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  7. ES6 Overview in 350 Bullet Points

    My ES6 in Depth series consists of 24 articles covering most syntax changes and features coming in ES6. This article aims to summarize all of those, providing you with …

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  8. Announcing Practical Modern JavaScript 📚
    — and the Modular JavaScript Book Series!

    Practical Modern JavaScript is the first book in a 📚 series I’m dubbing Modular JavaScript, which aims to be a comprehensive, freely available, and open set of books with the mission of improving our collective understanding of modular JavaScript.

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  9. Fixing an XSS vulnerability in marked

    Earlier this year my team at Snyk added an interesting Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability to our database, in the popular marked package. The vulnerability is …

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  10. Let’s use const! Here’s why.

    When reading a piece of code, others can take cues from these signals in order to better understand what we did. ES6 offers let and const as new flavors of variable declaration, are they better signals than var?

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  11. Investigating Performance of Object#toString in ES2015

    We discuss how Object#toString performs in the V8 engine, why it’s important, how it changed with ES2015 symbols, and how to speed it up.

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  12. Conflict Resolution and Code Reviews

    Have you ever tried to do a code review on a PR that merges a large release branch or feature branch back into mainline, fixing merge conflicts? It’s not pretty.

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