Be warned about this crazy JIT bug in V8!

A bug in Chrome 51 JavaScript engine was discovered that could be problematic for many developers.

flatpickr

A lightweight & powerful datetimepicker

Picla

jQuery plugin that converts Alt-texts into simple image labels

anime

Flexible yet lightweight Javascript animation library.
It works with CSS, Individual Transforms, SVG, DOM attributes and JS Objects.

How To Harness The Machines: Being Productive With Task Runners

In this article, we’ll cover Grunt, Gulp, Webpack and npm scripts. We’ll also provide some examples of each one to get you started.

10 Lodash Features You Can Replace with ES6

Dan Prince demonstrates 10 ways in which you can use native ES6 features (such as arrow functions & collection methods) to replace Lodash in your projects.

How to write your own Virtual DOM — Medium

There are two things you need to know to build your own Virtual DOM. You do not even need to dive into React’s source. Or into source code…

Enabling Upcoming CSS Features with PostCSS

Pavels continues his exploration of PostCSS, covering how to implement new properties and values from upcoming CSS specifications today using PostCSS.

Goodbye Short Sessions: a proposal for using service-workers to improve cookie management on the web

Introducing a proof of concept design to persist sessions using the Service Worker.

A Look Back at React Europe

The 2016 React Europe conference in Paris was a great opportunity to hear from and interact with developers all around the world who are building things with React.

Service Worker Libraries, Totally Tooling Tips (S3, E6) [Video]

Learn how our Service Worker JavaScript libraries can help your web apps work offline in next to no time.

Getting Started With React

The React framework is an powerful part of Model-View-Controller trinity, because it focuses purely on the View alone. React is written in JavaScript and created by the Facebook and Instagram development teams.

The Essential Meta Tags for Social Media

The following is a guest post by Adam Coti. Follow along as Adam whittles down the necessary meta tags for social media to display rich previews.

15 Ways to Write Self-documenting JavaScript

Jani demonstrates techniques for writing self-documenting code that make it easier to understand, reduce the need for comments, and improve program design.

The Sad State of Printing on the Web

It all started with a StackOverflow question. It seemed so simple: “hey browser, here are my page margins, can you respect that please?” to which it responded: NO.

12 Books Every JavaScript Developer Should Read

This is a strange time for JavaScript books. Because we just got a major update to the JavaScript language in ES6, today’s JavaScript syntax and style looks quite different from the ES3-ES5 style JavaScript you’ll see discussed in most books, but because ES6 is really just a superset of ES5, most of the old books have nuggets of learning that still apply.

The 5 dimensions of an npm dependency

We often talk about the growing number of npm dependencies, and how they make us productive and fast or fragile and insecure. But what exactly is an npm dependency? This post defines the ways to look at an npm dependency.

What I learned from analysing 1.65M versions of Node.js modules in NPM

NPM and open source modules are one of Node.js’ greatest strengths — and also one of it’s greatest weaknesses.

Decorative Text Underline

Decorative Text Underline uses a combination of box-shadow and text-shadow to form a modest underline that preserves the element color and weaves between text descenders.