Tag: Frontend and mobile
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3 features of ES7 to use right now
Posted on January 9, 2018, Level beginner Resource Length long
Derick Bailey wrote a blog post about some interesting features in JavaScript ES7 which you can use right now. It seems everything is changing in JavaScript – even the naming of releases has changed, with years marking the language version.
Tags backend-development frontend-and-mobile
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Basics of parallel programming with Swiftlang
Posted on January 6, 2018, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Jan Olbrich wrote article about his and his team experience with understanding topics like concurrency and parallelism. Together you will learn how to program concurrently.
Tags frontend-and-mobile software-engineering
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Understanding Angular pipes
Posted on December 31, 2017, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
James Griffiths post on Angular pipes. Angular, the underlying front-end development framework used by Ionic, provides developers with a feature known as pipes which allows data values to be transformed within an application's template view prior to being displayed.
Tags product-and-design frontend-and-mobile
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Introduction to WebAssembly - why should we care?
Posted on December 26, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Gabriele Tomassetti article about WebAssembly, or wasm, which is a low-level bytecode format for in-browser client-side scripting. In practical terms, WebAssembly is implemented by browsers' developers on the back of the existing JavaScript engine.
Tags software-engineering frontend-and-mobile backend-development
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What is WebAssembly?
Posted on December 23, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length long
Eric Elliott article about WebAssembly. WebAssembly gives us access to a set of low level building blocks that we can use to construct just about anything you can imagine.
Tags software-engineering frontend-and-mobile backend-development
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Building Inclusive Web: Why Accessibility Matters
Posted on December 12, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length long
Sami Keijonen has written this good article about accessibility and why it matters. Accessibility matters because we, the people, want to use the web. Working towards an inclusive web helps us achieve that goal.
Tags product-and-design frontend-and-mobile
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TypeScript 2.4 weak type detection
Posted on December 10, 2017, Level intermediate Resource Length short
Marius Schulz short into into TypesScript weak type detection with code examples. A type is considered weak if all of its properties are optional. More specifically, a weak type defines one or more optional properties, no required properties, and no index signatures.
Tags backend-development frontend-and-mobile
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Advice for new JavaScript programmer
Posted on December 6, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length long
Christian Heilmann blog post full of advice to new programmers who just learned JavaScript. JavaScript has evolved from being a "toy language", "real programmers" laughed at into the language that powers the web and beyond.
Tags software-engineering frontend-and-mobile
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Atomic design in web development
Posted on December 3, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length long
Dave Rupert blog post which is complenetary to his book about Atomic design. A lot has been said about creating design systems, and much of it focuses on establishing foundations for color, typography, grids, texture and the like.
Tags product-and-design frontend-and-mobile
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Make a Node.js Twitter Bot
Posted on December 2, 2017, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Ryan wrote neat article about Node.js bot application. It uses the Twitter API in order to make requests for that Twitter Bot, such as tweeting, retweeting, liking, and more. Bots are a fun way to improve your coding skills through creativity.
Tags frontend-and-mobile software-engineering cloud-and-infrastructure
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HTTP/2 PUSH vs HTTP Preload
Posted on November 30, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Inian Parameshwaran article about difference between HTTP/2 Push and HTTP Preload. HTTP/2 PUSH is a feature that lets a server preemptively push resources to the client (without a corresponding request). HTTP Preload is a way to indicate to the browser resources it would require while loading the current page.
Tags frontend-and-mobile software-engineering devops-and-ci-cd
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A brief guide to user experience maps
Posted on November 27, 2017, Level beginner Resource Length long
Christopher Ratcliff to the point article about user experience maps. An industry is struggling to agree on one standardised name for the same thing and author tries to find answer why is that.
Tags frontend-and-mobile product-and-design