Tom suggests that, in order to survive the relentless march of JavaScript tooling technologies, it’s time to sink our teeth into how compilers work.

A proposal is in the works to bring a Transfer-Size-Policy header that would allow sites to define limits to how much data a user agent is allowed to download from third party origins via frame elements.

Benedikt walks us through how he optimized a pattern — within the V8 JavaScript engine — after identifying its heavy usage in Webpack.

Camillo goes into how V8 handles JavaScript properties under the hood.

Firefox now has a headless mode as well, adding itself to our arsenal of automated testing alongside Phantom and Chrome.

_{It’s been a while since our last inspirational post, but this one might take the cake!}

Abhishek made a hardware camera that takes short “GIF” recordings and ejects a cartridge with the animated photo on it. In this post, he explains his creative process in putting the camera together.

Liam has some quick and solid advice for developing successful side projects. Don’t overthink it, don’t over-do the infrastructure, just develop the quickest and smallest version possible, deploy it, and then iterate in small steps. That’s how Pony Foo began, and now I can over-engineer it all I want!

Shirsh shows how to use the MediaRecorder API. He offers a bunch of demos, and the code is available on GitHub.

Main thing they didn’t like about Angular 2 is TypeScript. React licensing was a concern, as well as productivity. Vue has great documentation, smallest code base, and learning curve.

Jyri talks about the human aspects of collaborative front-end projects.