Chris Ferdinandi has thrown in some absolute gems in this talk he put together for wordpress.tv – The Lean Web, well worth 48 minutes (or less at > 1x) of your time. Link – The Lean Web
Tag: javascript
Couple of thoughts on React
Pretty sure it’s nothing nobody has noticed already, but I farted out some thoughts about React a while back. I figured I should publish more of this type of rubbish: I have been watching Kent C. Dodds’ fantastic Advanced React Patterns course on Front End Masters. It occurs to me that a lot of the… Continue reading Couple of thoughts on React
Link from Pinboard – Intersection Observer comes to Firefox ★ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
Yay, a native way of firing an event when an element appears on the page Link. federated from Pinboard
Link from Pinboard – A Unified Styling Language – SEEK blog – Medium
I finally understand the React-driven CSS-in-JS movement. Great read. I’m still not entirely sold on it, but I understand it. Maybe I need to use it in anger, get a feel for the pros and cons. Link. federated from Pinboard
Link from Pinboard – The 80/20 Guide to Async/Await in Node.js | http://ift.tt/1zg7RuL
You had me at “readable stack traces” Link. federated from Pinboard
jquery-mondrian : My Very First jQuery Plugin
I am a massive fan of jQuery. Earlier in my career, we made do with massive custom libraries full of nasty hacks to make everything work across all browsers (back to IE5.5, when I began, eurgh), and this left very little time to have fun with JavaScript. jQuery has corrected that for us – it… Continue reading jquery-mondrian : My Very First jQuery Plugin