Great to see this open source project getting some attention despite not having the backing of a giant corporation like Facebook or Google. I’m a fan and (even more remarkably) a sponsor.
You don’t need no steenking Virtual Dom—or any framework junk actually—to do your single page application. Just use what JavaScript can already do out of the box, tagged template literals.
Originally shared by Ivan Pierre
Reactive w/o virtual DOM.
A pretty good introduction
Benevolent dictator for life steps down.
Here’s the video of me presenting on NgRx: state management for Angular. https://youtu.be/qSpf0WiT1d4.
We made some mistakes in filming this so the slides can’t be properly seen on the video. Fortunately you can see the slides at this link:
One of the benefits of making websites accessible is that you learn in the process how to actually use HTML.
Clean HTML is generally accessible HTML.
Web developers generally need to go out of their way to fuck that up and yet they still manage to do it. almost. every. single. time.
Reasons tend to range incompetence to malevolence but it’s actually not that hard and literally millions of people will be grateful for it.
Developers really should try harder at learning their craft.
How and why you should target your JS for es2017, es2015 and es5.
This is a very controversial article for front end developers. If you are an advocate of single page applications (SPAs) it should make you challenge your assumptions.
Even though this piece advocates for a particular backend framework, the front-end JavaScript toolkits that are talked about will work with any backend.
Client-server architectures are like a pendulum swinging back and forth with more emphasis given to one than the other according to the fashion cycle. Web architectures are no different and right now we are approaching peak SPA. Expect arguments like the ones in this article to get louder in coming years.
A collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes.
JavaScript is getting real tired of your jokes
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