Front End Development - Greg Babula

10 THINGS I REGRET ABOUT NODE.JS - RYAN DAHL

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DESIGNING VERY LARGE JAVASCRIPT APPLICATIONS > Over the last years a modular approach to programming in JS gained a > huge following and with the advent of virtual DOM bui...

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ASYNC PATTERNS TO SCALE YOUR MULTICORE JAVASCRIPT ELEGANTLY. > “JavaScript is a toy language because it doesn’t support > multithreading.” Heard that one before? Although t...

https://gregbabula.com/post/170435312959

ADVANCED ASYNC AND CONCURRENCY PATTERNS IN JAVASCRIPT Kyle Simpson, better known as Getify, speaks about Advanced Async and Concurrency Patterns in JavaScript at the JS.LA meetup.

https://gregbabula.com/post/168890824839

HIGH PERFORMANCE JS IN V8 > This year, V8 launched Ignition and Turbofan, the new compiler > pipeline that handles all JavaScript code generation. Previously, > achieving hig...

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obscurejavascript : > In Node.js, when a circular reference is detected, the require that > triggered that reference returns an empty object instead of the > normal full�...

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DEBUGGING IN 2017 WITH NODE.JS

https://gregbabula.com/post/165741991454

IS JAVASCRIPT MAKING US BETTER PROFESSIONALS? > We can all agree that JavaScript is a trending programming language. > But is this a good thing? Is JavaScript the right lan...

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A STORY ABOUT TYPES AND JAVASCRIPT > Why do we exactly need those types? Are we not choosing Javascript > for its dynamic nature? Let’s see how a bit of rigour can hel...

https://gregbabula.com/post/162823926728

WARPING TIME WITH ASYNC/AWAIT > The JS world is a constant surprise. Just look at the recent years > and you’ll see why. The language itself is maturing and the angles...

https://gregbabula.com/post/162783547145

STATIC AND DYNAMIC NEXT.JS > With Next.js, you can create React applications that automatically > server-render, code-split and hot-reload, with no setup.  > This talk will ...

https://gregbabula.com/post/162745521129

HOW TO GET STARTED AND BUILD SOMETHING WITH GRAPHQL > GraphQL presents new ways for clients to fetch data by focusing on > the needs of product developers and client applicat...

https://gregbabula.com/post/162732624249

V8, ADVANCED JAVASCRIPT, & THE NEXT PERFORMANCE FRONTIER > “This talk will help developers write performant JavaScript, use > new language constructs (ES2015+, async/await, etc....

https://gregbabula.com/post/161774840537

NEXT.JS: UNIVERSAL REACT MADE EASY AND SIMPLE

https://gregbabula.com/post/161760485559

WHAT THE… JAVASCRIPT? > Kyle Simpsons talk for Forward 2 attempts to “pull out the > crazy” from JavaScript. He wants to help you produce cleaner, more > elegant, m...

https://gregbabula.com/post/160025524924

JAVASCRIPT PATTERNS FOR 2017 > The JavaScript language and ecosystem have seen dramatic changes in > the last 2 years. In this sessions we’ll look at patterns for > orga...

https://gregbabula.com/post/159838151909

REACTCASTS #9 - IMMUTABILITY IN JAVASCRIPT > In this episode I’ll talk about why immutability is important and > how it can benefit you. I will draw some comparisons betw...

https://gregbabula.com/post/159601477755

THE POST JAVASCRIPT APOCALYPSE - DOUGLAS CROCKFORD > This is about JavaScript, clutter, purity, and thoughts on what > should be in the language that comes after, assuming th...

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REACT CONF 2017: DAY 1

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ASTS FOR BEGINNERS AT CLEVERTECH > “The Abstract Syntax Tree. It sounds a lot worse than it is. > It’s actually quite simple and enables some powerful tools. > BabelJS�...

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