#web (3832 links)
- Why I am switching to promises | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
<blockquote>The Node environment seems to have shifted from "use this for your one-off, high performance, I/O dominated real time service" to "hey, you know Javascript, build all your webapps in node, build your command line tools in node, build everything in node, since it's the lingua franca of the web." This latter trend sucks, and results in things that to me seem absolutely bonkers, like the Vows test framework.</blockquote>
- MEAN Stack Relational github.com
<blockquote>M*EAN (*MySQL, Express, Angular, Node) - A Simple, Scalable and Easy starting point for javascript web development with a relational database ORM</blockquote>
- Untangling Web Typography ◆ 24 ways 24ways.org
- JavaScript Promises: There and back again - HTML5 Rocks html5rocks.com
- ProxyLocal proxylocal.com
- Shared Grunt Configuration – TNG - The Nitty Gritty thenittygritty.co
- Why Walmart is using Node.js venturebeat.com
- Techniques for Responsive Typography | Codrops tympanus.net
Cool article on Responsive Typography: http://t.co/8iNfYVPoAR /via @vpieters
- Imager.js github.com
<blockquote>Responsive images while we wait for srcset to finish cooking</blockquote>
- Cleanest CSS spinner, ever | Lea Verou lea.verou.me
- Eliminating Code Smell with Grunt flippinawesome.org
- Explore Flask exploreflask.com
- nib github.com
- Getting Started with Stylus - Treehouse Blog blog.teamtreehouse.com
- What does var that = this; mean in javascript? - Stack Overflow stackoverflow.com
- KrakenJS Suite krakenjs.com
<blockquote>A secure and scalable layer that extends express by providing structure and convention.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Backends can be built with/without the use of service providers that provide already built functions. While some startups have the resources to take on such a bold undertaking, many of them are often dealing with scarce resources. To this end, building a backend with the use of service providers (referred to Backend as a Service) saves both time and money.</blockquote>
- Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide github.com
- Superhero.js superherojs.com
<blockquote>A continuously updated list of articles that help explain the syntax of JavaScript, how to organize your projects, how to test your code, and what's on the horizon.</blockquote>
- pm2 github.com
<blockquote>Modern CLI process manager for Node apps with a builtin load-balancer.</blockquote>
- jQuery EasyTabs Plugin os.alfajango.com
- OWL Carousel owlgraphic.com
- Lostmy.name lostmy.name
<blockquote>Beautifully illustrated, wonderfully written and created especially for every child, this is bespoke storytelling like never before</blockquote>
- Tetris & The Power Of CSS heydonworks.com
- Grade components, not browsers | Filament Group, Inc., Boston, MA filamentgroup.com
<blockquote>With graded components, we make experience divisions at the component level rather than enhancing or degrading a browser’s entire experience . In the end, grading components rather than browsers allows us to document and follow through with the goal of delivering the most appropriate experience to each and every browser and device.</blockquote>
- Ink zurb.com
<blockquote>Bringing Node.js into PayPal removed the barriers between the layers in the software organization, Node.js and javascript all the way up from just above the services layer to the frontend layer, meaning you need fewer engineers.
In one project there was initially 25-30 java engineers were required to build a simple controller layer. Later this was simplified to a smaller team. But in parallel, the Node.js team did it with just 1-2 node engineers.</blockquote>
- Say Hello to Offline First blog.hood.ie
- Automating Front-end Workflow by Addy Osmani speakerdeck.com
- Wallop Slider pedroduarte.me
- Responsive design, screens, and shearing layers — Unstoppable Robot Ninja unstoppablerobotninja.com
- The JavaScript Event Loop: Explained blog.carbonfive.com
- Introduction to Sails.js | Nettuts+ net.tutsplus.com
- Launched: Code Climate for JavaScript blog.codeclimate.com
- Local mobile browser markets: UK - QuirksBlog quirksmode.org
<blockquote>The UK is a BlackBerry stronghold. Although the Canadian company has been losing market share everywhere for years, its starting position in the UK was so strong that it’s managed to keep more than 10% browser share to this very day.</blockquote>
Pssh.
- New one-click installers: Node.js and Ghost | WebFaction Blog blog.webfaction.com
- MindBEMding – getting your head ’round BEM syntax csswizardry.com
- How many people are missing out on JavaScript enhancement? digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk
0.9%. Thanks, GDS!