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OMG – NPM clone that finally makes sense

April 21, 2017 by admin

Note: Everything I’ve assumed was wrong, I am keeping track of things as I discover them via the medium post: https://medium.com/@akras14/omg-npm-clone-that-finally-makes-sense-3478588879 I’ll update this post when the dust settles 🙂 Last week I came across a yet another NPM clone, called pnpm, but unlike other clones (cough Yarn) this one is actually interesting! What so […]

Filed Under: JavaScript, Node.Js, Tools

64% of Developers are still using Angular 1 vs Angular 2+

April 6, 2017 by admin

Two years ago I wrote a blog post on Angular Performance, that remains the most popular post on this site. Even two years ago it seemed like Angular 1 was on it’s way out, so I was surprise to see my Angular 1 post still getting so much traffic. I conducted a poll on Twitter, […]

Filed Under: Front End, JavaScript

Chrome Dev Summit 2016 Highlights

November 22, 2016 by admin

Originally posted on http://www.apixio.com/technical-post/notes-from-the-2016-chrome-dev-summit/ Two weeks ago I got to attend the Chrome Dev Summit, an annual two-day conferencehosted by Google where they announced latest developments relevant to the webtechnology. Here are my full notes from this conference. Since there was somuch information presented, I decided to organize it by subject, instead ofchronological order of […]

Filed Under: Business, Front End, JavaScript, Software Engineering

Dead Simple JavaScript Next Boilerplate

April 12, 2016 by admin

TLDR; Visit this repo for minimum ES6+ Boilerplate Lately a lot people have been writing about how much they miss the good old days of JavaScript development. Five years ago creating a new web project looked as follows: Create an index.html file. Create a JavaScript file. Require your JavaScript file in your index.html file. Open […]

Filed Under: Front End, JavaScript

Simple Guide to Finding a JavaScript Memory Leak in Node.js

December 24, 2015 by admin

Table of Contents Introduction Minimal Theory Step 1. Reproduce and confirm the problem Step 2. Take at least 3 Heap dumps Step 3. Find the problem Step 4. Confirm that the issue is resolved Links to some other resources Summary Something you might want to bookmark: Simple Guide to Finding a JavaScript Memory Leak in […]

Filed Under: JavaScript, Node.Js

Inspecting Nested Scope in Angularjs

November 20, 2015 by admin

Overview I’ve been developing Angular for over a year now. As you may know, Angular uses nested scope and often times it is fairly hard to understand code hierarchy. There are tools available to help visualize the nested scope structure, but I found them to be hard to use. I wanted a flow where I […]

Filed Under: JavaScript

Summary of Maintainable JavaScript Talk by Nicholas C. Zakas

June 28, 2014 by admin

Why do we care? Most of out time is spent maintaining code. If you open an editor and: It’s blank – you are writing new code. Something already there – you are maintaining code. Most of us learned JavaScript on our own and developed our own “best” practices Maintainability = Developing as a Team What […]

Filed Under: JavaScript

Easy Way to Run JavaScript Tests On Multiple Browsers Using Free Tools

June 3, 2014 by admin

tl;dr I though of an interesting idea that helps me test my JavaScript code simultaneously on multiple browsers using two free tools ngrok and screenshots from BrowserStack. Simply pipe your JavaScript tests running on localhost through ngrok to make them accessible to the real world. Then use that link on BrowserStack to generate screenshots on […]

Filed Under: JavaScript

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