The technology behind Malcolm Turnbull’s multi-technology mix approach to the National Broadband Network (NBN) revealed.
⚡️ WAlt is an alternative syntax for WebAssembly text format.
⚡️ WAlt is an alternative syntax for WebAssembly text format. It’s an experiment for using JavaScript syntax to write to as ‘close to the metal’ as possible. It’s JavaScript with rules. .walt files compile directly to WebAssembly binary format.
Highlights:
Write “close to the metal” JavaScript!
No C/C++ or Rust required, just typed JavaScript.
Zero dependencies 100% written in JS.
Fast compilation, integrates into webpack.
tuql Pronounced: Too cool
tuql Pronounced: Too cool
tuql is a simple tool that turns a sanely formatted sqlite database into a graphql endpoint. It tries to infer relationships between objects, currently supporting belongsTo, hasMany and belongsToMany.
Currently, only read operations are supported (no mutations).
Writing offline web apps with service workers.
Writing offline web apps with service workers.
Slate respects URLs.
Slate respects URLs. This is so much better for the web than what most content producers do. This is also in contrast to Google’s utter contempt for URLs both in its own properties and what it does to the web with AMP pages.
URLs are good. They should be succinct, readable and useful. If the web was about one specific thing, it’d be about URLs.
The versatility of Array methods
The versatility of Array methods
A covert introduction to simple monads using arrays.
Using bash inside npm for more maintainable scripting.
Using bash inside npm for more maintainable scripting.
https://james-forbes.com/?/posts/alternative-to-npm-scripts
A Pinterest Progressive Web App Performance Case Study
A Pinterest Progressive Web App Performance Case Study
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The most interesting facts: React and Angular have 100% awareness, and Vue is unknown to 23% of the people surveyed.
The most interesting facts: React and Angular have 100% awareness, and Vue is unknown to 23% of the people surveyed. Regarding satisfaction, React scored 92% for “would use again”, Vue 89% and Angular 2 only 65%.
What about another customer satisfaction poll? Eric Elliott started one in October 2016 to evaluate Angular 2 and React. Only 38% of the people surveyed would use Angular 2 again, while 84% would use React again.
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