Rodrigo walks us through hiding information in images by shifting every pixel as a storage mechanism. It’s a nice encoding technique for hiding information in plain sight. If you do this you’ll probably want the stored information to be encrypted, too! |
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There’s a new proposal to turn ES modules into a grammar that can be statically differentiated from CommonJS modules by enforcing ES modules to contain at least one import or export statement. |
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Giving talks is stressful. Follow these tips to make the logistics of it a little simpler. |
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Paul discusses an interesting serverless pattern for ServiceWorker-powered apps that rely on WebTorrent for data storage. |  |
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Edward wants to help integrate Apple Pay with the Web Payments API draft – which is in a very early stage at the moment. There are several differences between the Apple Pay API and the Payment Request API, and we look forward using the experience we’ve gained while working on it to help push the Payment Request API forward. We’ll follow up with specific emails or GitHub issues on the main technical differences. |
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Paul Kinlan considers how the future mobile web will combine the perks of native apps with the best bits of the web. |  |
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Enable ECMAScript 2015 modules in Node today. No caveats. Full stop. |
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Robin walks you through the interactive patch mode in git and uncovers the wonders it has to offer. |  |
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