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Reason: JavaScript-Flavored OCaml
Jared Forsyth introduces Reason, OCaml with a JS syntax, covering its basics, how to write React UIs, how to adopt it, what the trade-offs are and how it compares to other languages.
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Modern JavaScript in the Cloud
John Papa and Burke Holland discuss solutions and tools (Angular CLI, Docker, etc.) to build and deploy to the cloud a JavaScript application.
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Lessons Learned Migrating Complex Software
Jack Franklin shares his experience migrating an application from Angular to React, presenting code examples and also the negative points of this migration.
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CSS in JS: The Good & The Bad Parts
Robin Frischmann summarizes both the good and the bad parts as well as the opportunities & future possibilities of CSS in JavaScript.
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Writing Highly Reusable React Components
Javier Velasco introduces React Toolbox Core and explains how to create complex reusable React components.
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Build-Time Optimizations in JavaScript Applications
Evan You explores some existing build-time optimization ideas, introduces related work in the Vue ecosystem, and discusses ideas for future experimentation.
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Bot Chat: Creating Your First Slack Bot
Brice McIver explains how to create a Slack bot, developing a JavaScript-based bot and showing how to integrate it into a Slack team.
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The Evolution of Reddit.com's Architecture
Neil Williams discusses the history of the systems that power reddit.com, looking at things that worked, things that didn't, and where they're going next.
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Taming The Wild Frontier - Adventures in ClojureScript
John Stevenson discusses the benefits of using ClojureScript to write web applications.
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The Making Mindset: Prototyping Your Way to Better IoT Experiences
Adrian Taylor discusses how creating user experience artifacts early and often can help focus development while reducing risk.
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Deconstructing TypeScript’s Type System
Spencer Schneidenbach discusses some of the advanced type features of TypeScript, including intersection types, type guards, nullable types, type aliases, string literals, and discriminated unions.
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Demystifying CORS: It’s Simpler Than You Think
Bill Parrott discusses CORS, what it is and how it works, why it is a crucial part of the modern web, what it enables, and what can’t be done.