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June 25, 2021
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Mark Otto
▶ Coding Up a Mario Game in JavaScript with Kaboom.js — Ania is back showing us how to create a basic platformer in the course of an hour in her typically breezy, easy to follow manner. Watch this if you want to reignite that coding spark. Ania Kubów…
June 21, 2021
By
Mark Otto
Introduction Hello again, dear friends and accidental bypassers. Today we would like to discuss with you a matter quite extensive – the factual difference between two web-developing mainstays – React and Angular. Bear in mind, we don’t want to put the two up against each…
June 18, 2021
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Mark Otto
Benchmarking JavaScript Memory Usage — Historically, memory usage hasn’t been a heavily tracked thing in the JavaScript world, whether for a lack of tooling or motivation. This is changing, and new tools and APIs are turning up all the time. Here, Tim has done some…
June 16, 2021
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Mark Otto
Humor is an integral part of our life to survive in this super hectic world. And programming humor takes a special place in our postmodern culture. We love JavaScript memes! That’s why we’ve carefully picked the most punchy JavaScript memes, comics, and illustrations from the…
June 11, 2021
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Mark Otto
Learn to Build Scalable React Apps — Brian Holt covers the latest tools in the React ecosystem like TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Redux, Jest, and more in this new and updated video course! Frontend Masters Introducing Chrome’s New Memory Inspector — Landing in Chrome 91’s DevTools is the…
June 7, 2021
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Mark Otto
As you can understand from the title of this article, the goal is to be more productive developing React applications. That is why a long intro is unnecessary. There are only two points that I want to highlight at the very beginning of the article:…
June 4, 2021
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Mark Otto
Making JavaScript Run Fast on WebAssembly — Twenty years ago, JavaScript had a reputation of being rather slow but a huge amount of time, money and research went into making it incredibly fast in the browser. Now, the Bytecode Alliance is supporting work to do…
June 1, 2021
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Mark Otto
User experience is crucial when you interact with your website or web app. Though it may seem that choosing a drag and drop element is no big deal, after all, it’s just a basic functionality component! But, the drag and drop module lets you transfer…
June 1, 2021
By
Mark Otto
Pagination is an integral part of any modern web and mobile application. In this article, we will look at how to implement pagination into a table that shows weather data. We’ll be using react, node.js, the OpenWeatherMap API, as well as the react-paginate library itself.…
May 28, 2021
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Mark Otto
Sparkplug: V8’s Non-Optimizing JavaScript Compiler — When you wonder just where the V8 team will pull out a few more % of performance improvements, they come up with something :-). Their new ‘super-fast non-optimizing compiler’ in V8 v9.1 sits in between the existing interpreter and…