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How We Used WebAssembly To Speed Up Our Web App By 20X
By replacing slow JavaScript calculations in our app with calls to WebAssembly code, we were able to speed up our web application considerably.
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Porting Games to the Web with WebAssembly
A tutorial on porting an Asteroids game to the web by compiling it from C to WebAssembly
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Tools & Code
Make It Hard to Screw Up'-Driven Development
Great points from Chris Coyier here. “We’ll always be screwing up code, but we can also always be finding ways not to.” Those ways include leaning on tools like linters and JSX, and even your co-workers.
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What is this? The Inner Workings of JavaScript Objects
A good understanding of how this behaves will save you a lot of time debugging tricky issues.
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Understanding Event Emitters
Ever written your own event emitter from scratch? They can come in handy quite often and this is a neat introduction.
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Codelyzer: An In-Browser TypeScript and Angular Code Checker
The creator introduces what this is about in this talk.
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Aurelia Unveils Its Web Components Plugin
This is interesting because it lets you use Aurelia custom elements as Web Component elements enabling interoperability with other frameworks.
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Interesting Links
Announcing TypeScript 3.4
The optionally static typed JavaScript superset takes another step forward introducing faster incremental builds, type inference improvements, and const assertions.
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