It does not add any “missing” features to JS. It simply supplies syntactic sugar for a pattern (antipattern?)... (more…)
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On October 29th, 2015, Sebastian McKenzie, James Kyle, and the rest of the Babel team dropped a huge major release for frontend developers...
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In this article, I propose a way of writing relatively simple apps without using a fully-fledged framework. It is based on my experience during an interview process. I am not trying to persuade you… (more…)
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It’s funny indeed, but at the same time it’s the typical showcase of Cargo Cult Programming — ritual inclusion of code or program structures that serve no real purpose. It might seem to be an edge…
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When I first got started with NodeJS a few years ago, I was mortified by what is now affectionately known as “callback hell”. Fortunately… (more…)
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