Chris discusses the distributed engineering culture in the Cloud team at Elastic. Sounds like a good fit? We’re hiring! |
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The UK’s first quantum network was launched this tuesday in Cambridge, enabling ‘unhackable’ communications, made secure by the laws of physics, between three sites around the city. |
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“The single most important quality in a piece of software is simplicity. It’s more important than doing the task you set out to achieve. It’s more important than performance. The reason is straightforward: if your solution is not simple, it will not be correct or fast.” |
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Keith spent a lot of time thinking about what defines a CSS mindset. Some people seem to “get” it, and others don’t: “It’s always felt to me that if I could put my finger on that, maybe CSS would make more sense”. |
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Feature Policy allows us to selectively enable, disable, and modify the behavior of certain APIs and features in the browser. It’s like CSP, but for features! Eric explains how to use it and details some use cases. |
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The Ambient Light Sensor API provides developers with the means to determine ambient light levels as detected by the device’s main light detector. This information is available to developers in terms of lux units. If you are building a Progressive Web App and you want to style it differently depending on the light levels in the room, then this could be the feature for you |  |
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An interesting tutorial of building a snipping tool using Electron’s desktopCapturer module. Use React to build an application’s user interface and Node.js as a back-end server for uploading snipped images. |  |
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If left unfixed this flaw could have wreaked havoc but Mozilla’s prompt fixes saved the day. |  |
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“I first got online in 1993, back when the Web had a capital letter — three, in fact — and long before irony stretched its legs and unbuttoned its flannel shirt.” |  |
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Anya recounts their experience moving from React to Vue, comparing it with Angular. An interesting account. |  |
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“A simple (99% ES2015 less) tutorial for React.” |
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