Brendan gave a presentation at TC39 about Int64, Uint64, and beyond (user-defined value types, with operators and literal support) for JavaScript. The proposal is still in early stages and can undergo significant changes. Here are the slides. |  |
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CSS variables are now handled in every major browser except IE/Edge. Dudley shows how you can use them, giving away several examples and use cases you’ll find interesting. |
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You are probably aware of the visible performance gains possible with HTTP/2 due to features like stream multiplexing, explicit stream dependencies, and Server Push. There is however one important feature that is not obvious at first. |
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Using a color font, type designers can now embed multiple colors within the glyphs themselves. Then, a web designer can pick one of the options available with the font-feature-settings property in CSS. |  |
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Seb lights up our 2016 advent series with an illuminating guide to making your own Stranger Things style fairy lights to pick up messages from the upside-down (also known as the Internet). |  |
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Using <iframe> and document.write to improve performance of content fetching by streaming data to your users. |  |
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Queueing, synchronising, and looping audio using the web audio API. |  |
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Benedikt gives a brief update on work being done on the TurboFan compiler architecture, the Ignition interpreter, and a progress report on the ES6+ performance front.  |  |
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Wes came out with a premium training course to strengthen your core JavaScript skills and master all that ES6 has to offer.  ES6 is a major update to JavaScript that includes dozens of new features. With a focus on simplicity and readability, this course is an efficient way to find out what is new in JavaScript and most importantly when and how you should use it. Join me for a fun and approachable look at all ES6 has to offer — boost your skills and further your career. |  |
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Never seen that magic backtick styled.div` notation? It’s actually just JavaScript, no fancy transpiler needed! What that is, how it works and what it does? Let’s find out! |
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“I wanted to talk to you about a problem in our community that we need to address.” |
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A look at detecting, pinpointing, measuring, and fixing rendering performance issues. |  |
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A four-part deep dive into using Redux. Might be a good place to get started with the React ecosystem. |
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Goasha argues that you should keep transient state in your app, and Redux for state that matters globally to the app. |
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