Javascript

ES6 In Depth is a series on new features being added to the JavaScript programming language in the 6th Edition of the ECMAScript standard, ES6 for short. Arrows have been ...

ES6 In Depth is a series on new features being added to the JavaScript programming language in the 6th Edition of the ECMAScript standard, ES6 for short. Last week I ...

Welcome to the second part of my series about ECMAScript 6! One of my favorite new web standards of Microsoft Edge, the new browser rendering engine we’re creating at Microsoft, is the...

As we build sites more heavily reliant on JavaScript, we sometimes pay for what we send down in ways that we can’t always easily see. In…

In the beginning, there was LiveScript, begat by Brendan Eich. Tasked by the Netscape skybeards to create a scripting language to grant unto designers and programmers of the early World Wide Web the ability to assemble unto the browser components, yea such as images and plugins, whose code could be written directly unto the page…

How to run async loops in sequence or in parallel? Before doing asynchronous magic with loops I want to remind you how we write classical…

Learn about scope, closures, data flow, and concepts commonly utilized in modern JS frameworks & applications.

Learn the fundamentals of functional programming, reactive programming, and functional reactive programming in JavaScript.

You know those super cool backticks-for-strings in new JavaScript? let emotion = `happy`; let sentence = `Chris is feeling ${emotion}`; Besides the

A step-by-step tutorial to make sure you fully understand how JavaScript promises work by building a promise from scratch

Determining the most efficient way of managing state can be a challenging issue in CSS, but thankfully there are many OOCSS-based methodologies out there which provide some good solutions. This article is all about managing the attributes that help with state through JavaScript in efficient ways.

Want to write cleaner, more organized JavaScript? Learn about commonly used design patterns in JavaScript and see practical examples of JS design patterns in use.

An ultra-simplified explanation to design patterns - kamranahmedse/design-patterns-for-humans

Zwischen der Vielzahl von Libraries braucht es gute Gründe, damit sich ein weitere durchsetzen kann. Hat Anime.js das nötige Zeug dazu?

We've been talking about writing less complex JavaScript. We do this by choosing the right abstraction to solve a problem. But how do you know which abstraction to use? So far, we haven't looked at any concrete examples of how to do this. In this article we look at how to deal with JavaScript arrays, without using any loops. The end result is less complex code.

Learn how to use Chrome DevTools to find and fix JavaScript bugs.

Using iframes and document.write to improve performance of content loading.

Using iframes and document.write to improve performance of content loading.

HTML, CSS, JavaScript and web development

Another feature of template literals or template strings is the ability have multi-line strings without any funny business. Previously…

Back in the late 90’s — when I learned JavaScript — we were taught to write the “Hello World” function using a function statement. Like this… function helloWorld() { return ‘Hello World!’; }These days it seems all the cool kids are writing the “Hello World” function like this… const helloWorld = () => 'Hello

by Sophanarith Sok How to build a random quote generator with JavaScript and HTML, for absolute beginnersThis tutorial is intended for beginners who want to learn how to create a simple web application using JavaScript. It will help you understand the interaction between JavaScript and an HTML document, and how

Dan Prince looks at factory functions in JavaScript, examining the different types, their use cases & how they allow us to separate data from computations.

An open-source book on JavaScript Design Patterns

Closures are a fundamental JavaScript concept that every serious programmer should know inside and out. The Internet is packed with great explanations of “what” closures are, but few deep-dive into the “why” side of things. I find that understanding the internals ultimately gives developers a stronger grasp of their tools,