4
Sep
JavaScript Crib Notes
JavaScript is one of the world’s most popular languages. In this article, Kostadin Hamanov gives us a quick overview of some of its most notable characteristics as well as some code examples for beginners and experts alike.
16
Aug
Angular: One framework
What is it that makes Angular, Angular? Is it the technical competence, the large ecosystem, or its raucous community? Today we’re going to do a deep dive into this fascinating framework as Wassim Chegham, Uri Shaked, and Christoffer Noring explain why it's easy to be impressed by Angular.
3
Aug
Social Media Mojo: Top 20 JavaScript Influencers of 2017
The team behind International JavaScript Conference has created a ranking of JavaScript’s biggest social influencers. The study has analysed thousands of leading profiles from the JavaScript community and ranked the top accounts according to their link strength, reach and social influence.
25
Jul
Why you can’t live without JS
JavaScript is used everywhere. In web browsers (Angular, React), server-side (Node), desktop, mobile, gaming, IoT, robotics, virtual and augmented reality, etc. The list goes on and on. JavaScript is an expressive and powerful language, but still easy to learn – and simply a great way to start out your IT career.
28
Jun
The ultimate JavaScript Plugin Cheat Sheet
JavaScript is a powerful and dynamic language, but not everyone can remember everything all the time. Even the best need to check their references every once in a while. In this blogpost, Sohel Ather goes back to the basics for a JavaScript cheat sheet that’s useful for beginners as well as experts.
12
Jun
5 simple Rules to implement Microservices Architecture
The software industry likes to create and follow hype. Unfortunately, the rate at which we can adapt to the hype is much smaller than the rate we generate it. It’s understandable, therefore, that we are sometimes tempted to take whatever solution we currently have at hand and simply rebrand it with minimal changes to suit the current fashion.
9
May
It’s Not Dark Magic – Pulling Back the Curtains From Your Stylesheets
Chances are if you're a web developer you're going to have to write some CSS from time to time. When you first looked at CSS it probably seemed like a breeze. You added some border here, changed some colors there. JavaScript was the hard part of front end development! Somewhere during your progression as a front end developer that changed though!