Max makes a case for coming up with a simple alternative to ServiceWorker that’s not a nightmare to maintain like AppCache used to be, but that’s still simple enough to work for most use cases.

Jake doesn’t always write blog posts, but when he does they’re pretty awesome. He writes about streaming text by mixing streams and template literals. It’s pretty crazy, but it’s a fun read.

If you haven’t yet, you’ll definitely need to read his article on streams first.

Sole brings up the MediaRecorder browser API, capable of recording media streams (audio, video), using a source such as a <canvas> element. Browser support isn’t ideal yet, but it’s always fun getting to know the latest trends in web browser API development.

Patricio is working on this book on developing GLSL pixel shaders that you can then apply in WebGL or OpenGL programs.

Keep an eye out for this one!

Camilo shares a ton of insight into JavaScript error handling. He includes quite a few tips and tricks on how to bring errors to their knees. Useful article!

Azat walks us through the core features in Node.js, such as events, streams, pipes, and the main event loop. A nice read if you’re not used to Node.js yet.

Sub-resource integrity (SRI) is a security feature that ensures browsers only execute the files you intend to when downloading resources from a CDN provider.

Justin and Joshua walk us through implementing sub-resource integrity in our web application build processes.