Chrome out of control breaking the web
> Standards, who needs them?
Google Chrome certainly doesn't..
It is blatently obvious Google's disdain of w3c, web developers, and just
Precise vs Accurate on Arbitrary-precision Arithmetic
When Math isn't accurate in code
Precise vs Accurate
So here's a simple example to get you started, punch a
Only inexperienced developers use infinite loops
A language agnostic look at this common programming pattern. My hope is that
once you've read my post you'll never
Use Passive Event Listeners to prevent scroll interruptions
For years we've complained and asked for a way to bind to touch and mouse events
that do not require
Access browser stored passwords via Credentials API
The latest version of Chrome 51 (as of writing) supports the Credential
Management API. It’s a proposal at the
Mobile Web: Cost of JavaScript Frameworks
In many of my previous posts I've discussed the importance of mobile, and the
company where I am employed as
Correctly checking property exists in JavaScript
While maintaining some code recently I found myself writing out of pure habit
Object.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, 'prop') as is
Preventing offline data loss with Web Workers
The story
Your carefully crafted web app has gone offline and now the code kicks in to
manage the data
What's new in Node.js 6.0
This new release of node aims to improve performance, reliability, usability and
security.
Node 6.0 supports 93% of ES6
Facebook engineers are the problem with software
Before I get into the observation that Facebook engineers are hurting the
software development space unintentionally let me share with