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This is the second post in the not all compilers are created equal series, in which we compare TypeScript (TS) and PureScript (PS), two...
Three minification tools go head-to-head, and only one can reign supreme. Learn who comes out on top between UglifyJS, babel-minify, and Terser.
A while back, I wrote an article about the basic setup for Go WebAssembly in a React.js app. We’ll be piggybacking off of the work we...
Have you ever watched or read hours’ worth of tutorials but were still left confused? That’s how I felt when I first dove into...
The web has traveled a long way to support full-duplex (or two-way) communication between a client and server. This is the prime intention of...
During the recent Vue.js Amsterdam conference, Evan You gave a talk that mentioned the possible roadmap for Vuex: At the 25-minute mark, we see,...
The shadow DOM is not a villain from a superhero movie. It’s not the dark side of the DOM, either. The shadow DOM is...
Watch the summary here: When it comes to real-time communication between multiple clients and a server, RESTful and GraphQL APIs are often not the...
We’re experiencing a renaissance of amazing web platforms and responsive design. Responsive user interfaces have mostly been implemented with libraries like Bootstrap, Foundation, Bulma,...
Web animations are a delight. They improve the user experience, as they can provide visual feedback, guide tasks, and jazz up a website. There...
React is great at displaying your data in a hierarchical component view. But how do your components get the data? There are many ways...
One of the most frequently overlooked principles of creating interactive UIs is transitions. Fortunately, over the last few years, React.js and other component-focused frameworks...
