Below are comparisons of how to implement various common UI patterns in vanilla javascript, jQuery and hyperscript.

Scheme based powerful lisp interpreter written in JavaScript – jcubic/lips…

Many people, myself included, have held the belief that Spectre exploits need to know, understand, and manipulate microarchitectural details that are specific to a given processor design. Published…

The Power of Data in the Palm of your hands with Javascript and APIFY SDK.

Whenever I review a code, I see people keep mixing for and forEach in their code. Either they are confused, or they can’t differentiate between for and forEach. As a thumbs rule, You should always use forEach except for a few scenarios. Here in this artic…

Demo of getting JavaScript debugging in Phoenix dev by using Snowpack instead of Webpack – ijt/phx_snowpack_demo…

While these outputs are truly magical, I don’t recommend using them in production…

A play by play in successfully reducing first load JS bundle size by 25% with code splitting via dynamic imports, and getting all NextJS pages into the green zone.

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