Next.js 3.0 Release: What's New?
TL;DR: On Tuesday, October 25 2016, a small JavaScript framework, Next.js was released to the public. It's a minimal framework for building server-rendered universal JavaScript web apps. Within a few months of its existence, it gathered a lot of attention from the JavaScript community. The React community was set ablaze with joy for finally having a tool that can help build server-side rendering a
RxJS Advanced Tutorial: Getting Started
In this tutorial series, we'll learn how to build a small app with some big concepts. We'll cover reactive programming with Reactive Extensions (Rx*), JS framework component interaction in Angular, and speech recognition with the Web Speech API. The completed Madlibs app code can be found at this GitHub repo. In this part, we will cover the following: Introduction to reactive programming with Rx*
Introduction to Immutable.js and Functional Programming Concepts
Functional programming has been on the rise the last few years. Languages such as Clojure, Scala and Haskell have brought to the eyes of imperative programmers interesting techniques that can provide significant benefits in certain use cases. Immutable.js aims to bring some of these benefits to JavaScript in an easy and intuitive API. Follow us through this overview to learn some of these benefits
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