By Justin Fuller Let’s take a look at some useful upcoming features in JavaScript. You’ll see their syntax, links to keep up to date with their progress, and we’ll write a small test suite to show how to begin using these proposals today! How JavaScript Changes
By Harsh Makadia Just like how people are excited about updating their mobile apps and OS, developers should also be excited to update their frameworks. The new version of the different frameworks come with new features and tricks out of the box. Below are some of the good features you should consider when migrating your existing app to React 16 from React 15. Time to say Goodbye React15 ? Error H
By Adrien Zaganelli As a web developer, there is a high probability that you have encountered the two enemies of this article: images and deadlines. Sometimes, for some reasons, your images won’t fit the layout and you don’t want to wrap your head around this for hours. This situation has happened to me many times and I have learned from my mistakes. No more black magic hacks — here are my five fa
By Sacha Greif Learn to unlock the power of GraphQL without suffering its drawbacks GraphQL is all the rage these days, and for good reason: it’s an elegant approach that solves many of the problems associated with traditional REST APIs. Yet I’d be lying if I told you that GraphQL doesn’t come with its own set of issues. And if you’re not careful, these issues might not only lead to a bloated code
By Henry Zhu 6 months later, the actual release https://twitter.com/left_pad/status/1034204330352500736! Hey there ?! I’m Henry, one of the maintainers on Babel. EDIT: I’ve left Behance and have made a Patreon to try to pursue working on open source full time, please consider donating (ask your company). A quick intro to Babel Some people like to think of Babel as a tool that lets you write ES6 co
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