Additional reads: We are all starting to play with ES6 in our applications and it works well, just plug babel and webpack or browserify and you are good to go. But what about the modules we use and publish? Most of the time they are written in ES5: its ... more
Tim explains: There are not enough good programmers in the world so I had the idea to help by instilling a love for programming in kids via simple hardware kits and a webpage. To demonstrate this technology, you will see my son live-code a small program ... more
Here are the links to the tools and articles addressed in Hugo's talk: Your CSS is a Mess from Jonathan Snook Keep Sass Simple Beware of Selector Nesting Rethinking the Atwood law to apply it to Sass SassyJSON experiment SassySort experiment SassyBitwise ... more
Two years ago I inherited jsdom, a project of breathtaking scope. In essence, it aims to simulate a browser in JavaScript, by implementing JavaScript versions of a wide variety of web standards (much more than just the DOM). While maintaining jsdom for ... more
As we wrap up dotJS 2014, our 8th conference in 2 years, it is time to announce the second chapter of our adventure! The first one was primarily offline. We managed to gather incredible speakers and attendees in Paris and build a community of technical ... more