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I think I had the same wooahhhhh coool reaction as so many others did when this tweet was going around:…
I think I had the same wooahhhhh coool reaction as so many others did when this tweet was going around:…
The following is a guest post by Pascal Klau, a trainee from South Germany, who dislikes unnecessary HTTP requests and broccoli. Pascal is going to explain way to use a polyfilling service in such a way that you might …
It wasn’t that long ago where you couldn’t programmatically copy text to the clipboard from the web without using Flash. But it’s getting pretty well supported these days. IE 10+, Chrome 43+, Firefox 41+, and Opera 29+, says Matt Gaunt…
mo.js is a JavaScript library devoted to motion for the web. It offers a declarative syntax motion and the creation of elements for animation. Even though mo.js is still in beta, there is already a host of amazing features to …
Cool little lib from Atif Azam that allows you to wrap a name in a span and it puts a little 🔊 button to hear the pronunciation. The audio comes from NameShouts. You can’t contribute your own pronunciations to …
Potch:
…If you absolutely must perform tasks on the main thread (mutating the DOM or interacting with main-thread-only Web APIs), you can now request the browser provide you with a window of time in which it is safe to do
It took a minute, but I believe we have arrived at Baby Bear on the jQuery conversation. Some choice quotes from the ensemble cast blog post:
…Nathanael Anderson: The biggest negative for jQuery in this day and age is that
Jose Aguinaga pinched a community nerve:
The JavaScript community is insane if it thinks anyone can keep up with this.
I heard a lot of Hilarious! So true! reactions. I heard a lot of Nope. This isn’t what it’s like.…
The Template Literal, introduced in ES6, is a new way to create a string. With it comes new features that allow us more control over dynamic strings in our programs. Gone will be the days of long string concatenation!
To …
We had this question on ShopTalk just the other day. We’re so (rightfully) worried about web performance, it feels like we shouldn’t be loading polyfills all the time, only when we detect they are needed. Philip Walton:
…… too many
While support for ES6 is always increasing, we can’t always assume that users will be using a browser that supports all its features. So, in order to utilize ES6 features now and make sure we won’t run into cross-browser compatibility …