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Neutrino - Create modern JavaScript applications with minimal configuration - Interview with Eli Perelman Setting up a project can require a significant amount of effort if you want to control every single detail. This might be one reason why there are so many boilerplates out there as people tend to have different tastes. To make things easier, Eli Perelman has developed a solution on top of webp

Even though ES6 (ES2015) brought modules to the language, it missed one important thing - a loading method. Proper support is currently being implemented for browsers↗. To learn more about the topic, I’m interviewing Bradley Farias↗. # I am a Software Engineer at GoDaddy these days but have been at several startups before that. My childhood was mostly running around outside in the Texas heat and e

A lot of people see isomorphic rendering as a holy grail given it gives advantages a SPAs lost compared to earlier solutions. The fact that you can provide initial markup has SEO and performance implications. It is a hard problem, though, as your tooling needs to support the approach well. In this interview we’ll discuss a solution known as isomorphic-webpack↗ by Gajus Kuizinas↗. # My name is Gaju

One of the cool things about React is that it managed to pull a lot of people into the component world. Even though there was initial resistance, the ideas seem to have stuck. Maybe the question is, what next? Inferno↗, a blazing fast React-like UI library by Dominic Gannaway↗ might be one of the answers. # I’m currently a Software Development Engineer at Tesco, based in London. I’ve been developi

When developing front-ends, handling asynchronous behavior is always bit of a challenge. Yassine Elouafi↗’s redux-saga↗ provides one solution to this problem. Read on to learn more about sagas and redux-saga in particular.

Welcome to survivejs.com. I (Juho Vepsäläinen) have gathered material related to JavaScript since 2016. You can consider this site as a learning resource at different levels where I have gathered my learnings about the topic. Given JavaScript is a broad subject, I have divided the site as follows: In the books section you can find my larger writings about JavaScript. Currently maintenance, React↗,