Last month I wrote about how web components weren't ready for production yet. I stand by my conclusions in that article, but, based on feedback I received, and some subsequent research, I now believe ...
Web components are the new hotness. And now that a complete web components implementation landed in Chrome 36, we finally have stable, unprefixed, unflagged version to try out. But, although web compo...
I've previously written about using jQuery's AMD modules to include only the pieces of jQuery you need. That approach relied on explicitly listing jQuery modules, i.e. whitelisting, which works well i...
With the ever-increasing importance of mobile, performance on the web has never been more critical. Because of its popularity, jQuery is often targeted as too big because of its size. Although I've ar...
Hybrid web apps are notoriously associated with performance problems, and it's not without reason. Like all software, the performance of a hybrid app is dependent on the platform it runs on, and that ...
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