A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
Slidedeck by Maxim Salnikov: With great power comes great responsibility – trivially, but true: I’ll show the examples of how easy the “Progressive” part of the PWA term could become “Regressive”, how to fix this, and how to test our Service Worker before deploying your app. First, we’ll go through the well-known PWA functionality (App …
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Great set of slides by Wes Bos to getting started with ES02015 (ES6). Highly recommended. Start Using ES6 Today →
Great slidedeck by Harry Roberts: Must say I wasn’t aware of the all: initial; CSS for Software Engineers for CSS Developers →
There’s a presentation embedded in this post: Introduction to Webpack – Ordina JWorks – CC JS & Web Slides by Jan De Wilde: This presentation will guide you step by step so you can start using Webpack in your own projects.
Quite dig the live preview mode. Marp – Markdown Presentation Writer → Related: mdp – A command-line based markdown presentation tool
Slides of the – highly entertaining – talk @Vasilis gave at CSS Day 2016 in which he elaborated on a few techniques he experimented with in order to get responsive-like sites without using any media queries. Some neat tricks include: Calling it “active whitespace” instead of floats getting stacked up 😛 Setting a unit-ed value …
Slides of the (brilliant) talk Harry Roberts gave at CSS Day 2016 (amongst others) in which he applies traditional software engineering principles to CSS:
Talk by Claudia Hernández, on a few of Javascript’s oddities and (un)expected behaviors: There’s a presentation embedded in this post. View it on Speaker Deck. For a language originally created in 10 days it surely has a lot of quirks and perks many JS developers are unaware of. Sometimes, it might even seem like we …
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Talk my colleague Patrick Debois gave at Velocityconf 2015. It touches a few of the same things I talked about in From Idea to App (or “How we roll at Small Town Heroes”) in a deeper way, along with a truckload of more information on how we do things at Small Town Heroes. This presentation …
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Earlier this week I was invited to give a guestlecture to the students ICT at Odisee (my former employer, that’s correct), explaining the app development process, how we do certain things at Small Town Heroes, and how we implement QA throughout our process. You can check out the slides embedded below. You might recognize a …
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