The End
I've decided to stop writing DailyJS. It's part of my weekday ritual, and so it's a difficult decision to make, but it's time to move on to other things. I love writing regularly, but mistakes have started to creep in that mean it's difficult for me to publish articles with the level of confidence that I'd like. There's been a small community of contributors that have made DailyJS great and encour
Mesh.js
Mesh (GitHub: mojo-js/mesh.js, License: MIT, npm: mesh) by Craig Condon is a data synchronisation library that caters for server-side and client-side requirements. The author has pitched it as the "underscore of data", meaning it's a highly focused library that you can drop in to existing applications. It covers both storage and transit. For example, in the browser you could use localStorage, and
DailyJS: React Native
The developers at Facebook have been showing off React Native for a few months, but it’s finally been released on GitHub: facebook/react-native. I went to a Facebook tech talk about React Native earlier this month, and as someone who has experience developing iOS apps, I was extremely excited about it. React Native lets you write React components with JSX that are converted to native views. In the
DailyJS: Backbone.js: Hacker's Guide
There’s no denying the popularity and impact that Backbone.js (License: MIT, GitHub: documentcloud / backbone) by Jeremy Ashkenas and DocumentCloud has made. Although the documentation and examples are excellent, I thought it would be interesting to review the code on a more technical level. Hopefully this will give readers a deeper understanding of Backbone, and as the MVC series progresses these
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