5 Practical Examples For Learning The React Framework
You've probably heard about the popular JavaScript framework by Facebook - React. It is used by many popular websites, including Facebook itself and Instagram. In this article you will find 5 practical examples that have been built with React, and which will give you a head start with the framework. Update (Feb 18th 2016): We've made the examples work with React 0.14.7 What is special about React?
15 Must-Know Chrome DevTools Tips and Tricks
Google Chrome is the most popular web browser used by web developers today. With a quick six week release cycle and a powerful set of ever expanding developer features turned the browser into a must have tool. Most of you are probably familiar with many of its features like live-editing CSS, using the console and the debugger. In this article we're going to share with you 15 cool tips and tricks t
10 Tips for Writing JavaScript without jQuery
jQuery is a great library. It came to be around the time when IE6 was the number one browser. Back then, there were quirks and differences that were tedious to work around and jQuery was the perfect tool for writing cross browser code. Today, however, web browsers have advanced a great deal from those days. We can comfortably use all features provided by ES5, and we have at our disposal awesome HT
Quick Tip: Write Modular JavaScript With Browserify
The browserify tool has been around for a few years already, but I didn't really take notice until I started developing with node.js. This is when I appreciated the agility and power that come with writing modular JavaScript. Browserify can be used in any web app, regardless of the server side language, and in this quick tip I will show you how you can use it to modularize your code, while demonst
10 Mistakes That JavaScript Beginners Often Make
JavaScript is an easy language to get started with, but to achieve mastery takes a lot of effort. Beginners often make a few well-known mistakes that come back and bite them when they least expect. To find which these mistakes are, keep reading! 1. Missing curly braces One practice, which JavaScript beginners are often guilty of, is omitting curly braces after statements like if, else, while and f
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Creating Your First Node.js Command-line Application
