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From Front-end to Full Stack with Elixir & Phoenix
Lauren Tan discusses how one can create web applications with Elixir and Phoenix.
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Pony: How I learned to stop worrying and embrace an unproven technology
Sean T. Allen talks about his experiences using Pony to build Wallaroo, a high-performance, low-latency stream processing engine.
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Refactor Front-end APIs & Accounting for Tech Debt
Julia Nguyen talks about accounting for technical debt in feature work and best practices in refactoring front-end APIs based on her work adding Apple Pay support to perk itemization at Indiegogo.
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Exploring UI Composition in Aurelia
Rob Eisenberg looks at Aurelia’s approach to UI composition through an exploration of its component model with configuration models based on JavaScript decorators and metadata.
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React+Redux at Scale
Daniel Cousineau looks at how React and Redux scale, not just in terms of quantitative performance, but in terms of architecture and team participation.
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From Customer Self Service Portals to Web APIs
Florian Marquardt presents how Regiocom has created and uses web APIs to serve the energy market in several countries.
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Becoming Fully Buzzword Compliant
Trisha Gee overviews the current technical landscape and presents a survival guide for those who want to stay ahead in this changing industry.
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Reinventing Credit Insurance with APIs
Christophe Spoerry discusses embedding insurance in B2B innovations.
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Elm and Phoenix: Two FP Flavors That Taste Great Together
Josh Adams discusses the basics of creating apps in Elm with a Phoenix back-end, using real-world examples of how the two work together in Firestorm, an open-source forum engine.
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How to Survive the API Copyright Apocalypse
Steven Willmott recommends avoiding the possible API copyright troubles by sharing API definitions rather than copyrighting them.
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Avoiding React Performance Pitfalls
Alex Grigoryan discusses the performance problems found and their solutions moving from Backbone/Java to React/Node.js at @WalmartLabs.
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Work in Progress - How to Make the World a Better Place
Joe Armstrong asks questions around the themes of software entropy reduction, making a personal computation infrastructure, adding trust to the web and storing data forever, to name just a few.