Almost two decades after the birth of JavaScript, its creator gives a whirlwind history of the language with stories (and dirt!) dished out from each era. What worked well for JavaScript and what has continued to make developers groan? What’s coming in ES6 and where next for the JavaScript community? …
There is an ever present rift between designers and software developers and it is one that has existed since our paths started crossing. Learn how to be mindful of design in your own open source project and how to attract designers to help your project become even more awesome.
This presentation introduces monad transformers and look at their usages in real projects like Scalamachine, Scaliak, and StackMob’s own codebase. Additionally, it explores when to use monad transformers, how they improve a codebase, and how you can write your own.
Clean code, pragmatic code, confident code, beautiful code. There are many coding ideals worth pursuing. I want to talk about joyful code—those techniques and idioms that surprise and delight us with unexpected elegance.
Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin talks about the lost years of architecture, about how the web is just a detail and about the best kind of architecture to use for your applications. Does the architecture of your application tell you the intent of the application, or does it just tell you …
There are 1 thing(s) that you have probably noticed about l10n and I18n in your JavaScript App(s). The sentences, even in english, are as ridiculous as the first one in this paragraph. Sure, you may be used to it, but it’s a crappy user experience. There’s lots you can do …
