Jake brings us a lenghty blog post on following caching best practices and ensuring we use max-age headers properly. |
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Brent explains what’s in store in http/2 and how the updated protocol will upend best practices in web development. |
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Jesse brings attention to several commonplace accessibility problems and how to resolve them. |
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Karim explains how you can animate a scene using three.js, some three dimensional design concepts, and some code. A fun tutorial! |
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Sebastián introduces us to Facebook’s Immutable.js, offering an in-depth article describing its benefits, applicability, and relationship to functional programming.
Well worth a read. |  |
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A self-taught developer looks back on his experience as a developer after 40 years, drawing some interesting conclusions. He also shares presentation slides of a conference talk of his that triggered the blog post. |  |
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Swizec walks us through the enter-update-exit pattern in d3 while using React. |
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Gergely of RisingStack walks us through what’s new in Node v6. A big chunk of which is the updated v8 JavaScript engine with new ES6 goodness. New “Current” version line focuses on performance improvements, increased reliability and better security for its 3.5 million users.
– nodejs.org/en/blog/announcements/v6-release  |
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Yet another reason not to trust arbitrary HTTP resources with access to your bash shell. Always download first! Phil describes an evil hack where a server-side actor advertises contents “A” for a given HTTP resource, but when that same resource is piped into bash via curl $RESOURCE | bash, contents “B” are streamed instead. |  |
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Run your Node.js test suite in every single version of node, concurrently. Pretty useful, although most CI services can take care of testing on several versions of node. |  |
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“Using a custom service worker to expand on your browser’s capabilities.” |
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Mathias delivers some of the most entertaining and informational talks. This one is no exception: he discusses timing attacks and how performance can be, in some situations, a bug rather than a feature. |
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“How rethinking the Airbnb app changed the way we approach design.” |
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