Servo is just around the corner, and including WebRender on Firefox nightly builds is a significant step towards a post-Servo world. How other browser vendors will respond remains to be seen. |
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Axel talks about how JavaScript has evolved, as well as the features in ES2016 and ES2017 in this hour-long talk at Rolling Scopes. |
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Learn how to get authentic customer stories with these 9 interview techniques. |
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Last week saw Firefox become the first browser to support WebAssembly. David talks about why that matters. |
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In this post we’ll be looking at some of the approaches being taken to test service workers in the latest service worker libraries the Chrome DevRel team have been working on. |
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Mark explains how well browser caching works according to a few different criteria such as heuristic freshness, validation, status codes, cache-control, and vary. |
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James tackles the human side to his learning process. I don’t automate stuff and have to dig around in my shell history to find commands I need sometimes. I write the ugliest code at first. I stick things on the global object until I know what I’m doing. The most experienced programmer uses hacks all the time; the important part is that you’re getting stuff done. |
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Martin reflects on his time on NodeSchool and the reasons why he quit. |
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A set of charts illustrating the paths you can take and the technologies that you would want to adopt in order to become a front-end, back-end, or a devops engineer. |  |
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Dor looks into the habits of the most effective JavaScript developers he knows. |
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“The movement from word and picture to “words within diagrams” is building a new form of truth-telling and storytelling — and with it, a new journalistic aesthetic.” |  |
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Neil discusses the technology decisions made in developing a desktop site, and how those choices allowed to deliver in the face of outside pressure. |
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Harris writes about how to get started with WebVR components using Mozilla’s A-Frame WebVR framework and Angular 2. |
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The beginning of a series where we’ll read the Preact codebase and try to completely understand it. |
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The author argues we should be passing a function to setState, where we return a new state based on the previous state. |
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Build a lunch spot app with React Native! It opens as a full screen map, asks what you feel like doing, and suggests 10 places within walking distance. |  |
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During development you probably use something like webpack-dev-server and hot loading. Bartosz explains how you should transition when you need to deploy your application to a production server. |
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"Never use an array index (iteration index) as key" for your React or Preact component, Jason argues. See this Twitter thread for further discussion. |
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