I was doing code review for a coworker yesterday, and it soon became obvious that he used a linter and that the linter gave him a bright idea: use strict comparisons. Using strict comparisons is a great rule to follow. === instead of ==, !== instead of !=... (more…)

If you didn't grab a few cups of coffee for my last post, you're going to want to for this one. While writing my last post about js-csp, a port of Clojure's core.async, they announced transducers which solves a key problem when working with transformation... (more…)

Finding the right javascript charting library can be a headache. This article aims to help you choose the right library for your project. (more…)

At Algolia, we are always pushing the boundaries of search. Today is an important day for us as it marks the official release of our 11th API Client: the CSS API Client. CSS is an awesome language. It only takes you a few years of practice to be able t... (more…)

I've gradually come to the realization that the reason why most people have trouble with JavaScript is because it doesn't fit their mental model. (more…)