Annotations – like those we can post on Medium or Genius – are becoming a web standard. Dan argues that “comment widgets may soon become a thing of the past”. |  |
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Burak dives deep into machine learning techniques and introduces us to techniques to write programs around self-improvement. |
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A Twitter-like website where you can find and share <canvas> visualizations made of tiny JavaScript code snippets. |
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A collection of JavaScript engine CVE vulnerabilities with proof of concept and code samples. Some of the vulnerabilities fit in the palm of your hand! Some others, allow remote code execution.  |  |
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Servers were running past the end of a buffer and returning memory that contained private information such as HTTP cookies, authentication tokens, HTTP POST bodies, and other sensitive data. Some of that data had been cached by search engines. |
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Neutrino is a tool that combines the configurable power of Webpack with the capability to build JavaScript-based projects with presets. A preset configures how your project is compiled, including things like hot code reloading and a development server with little friction and no configuration. |
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Tom explains why he likes Element Queries and how you can get started. |
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Roman explains how the Closure compiler optimizes application code by eliminating dead code, tree-shaking, moving code around, folding, and more. |
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Webpack is a powerful tool that bundles your app source code efficiently and loads that code from a server into a browser. Joseph introduces us to this package bundler.   |
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Phil explains how to let clients send messages when they come back online using ServiceWorker’s Background Sync feature. |
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Dean introduces a simple API that allows websites to invoke the native sharing capabilities of the host platform directly on the web. |  |
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Daniel goes over what constitutes a great README file for any kind of project. Always explain what the project does, how to install, how to use, how to develop and contribute back and what license it has — also, include a change log! |
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Alex discusses how Walmart handles branding – thorugh React components – for their multi-tenant environment. |  |
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Michael argues we often discuss progressive enhancement in terms of JavaScript, but how it involves more aspects of web development, such as accessibility, performance, robustness and CSS. In this article, he talks about CSS fallbacks. |
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React re-renders when the store data changes, or if shouldComponentUpdate returns true. How can we use this knowledge to help performance? |
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