One key benefit that WebAssembly offers is predictable performance across browsers. But how do you turn hot path written in JavaScript into WebAssembly? |
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Mason is a platform for creating browser-based front-end software, inspired by components, REST APIs, data vs presentation layer separation, and UI norms. Mason provides software components as a service using React components and HTML custom elements. Mason components are given a unique identifier, which is deployed once to your application codebase. |  |
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Andy weighs how font loading should be prioritized and explores a number of strategies. |
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Getting the browser to help you through different hints and techniques. |
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Trusted Types is a new experimental API available in Chrome that helps prevent DOM-Based Cross-Site Scripting in your applications. Content-Security-Policy: trusted-types *
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Wallaby.js is an extension for popular editors that provides continuous execution of your unit tests, immediately displaying results next to your code. Complex values can be explored in real-time using Wallaby’s easy-to-navigate tree view. |  |
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Bruce gives a rundown of what sort of affordances blockhain architectures offer, breaking down its key selling points and analyzing them in a fascinating read. |
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A demonstration of how a seemingly innocent USB cable can be manufactured so that it listens for malicious parties over the network, in order to achieve remote code execution. |  |
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Practice your coding skills on Pramp, a peer-to-peer mock interviews platform. We’ll match you with other awesome engineers. |
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An approachable deep dive into time zone management considerations in JavaScript. |
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Eric makes the case for leaving key accessibility features to the browser to ensure the most accessible experience. |
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Chrome 73 introduces the String#matchAll method. It behaves similarly to String#match, but offers a simple way to iterate over matches, especially when you need access to capture groups. |
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Unlike other CSS in JS libraries which parse and apply the styles in the browser, what’s special about Linaria is that it extracts all of the styles you write in your JavaScript code to real CSS files. |
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Leo reviews how we were managing state in React, and explains why React Hooks are a game-changer while writing our very first React Hook. |
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If you’ve had questions on how the React lifecycle methods work — look no further. |
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