In this article we’ll describe a recent trend of breaking up frontend monoliths into many smaller, more manageable pieces, and how this architecture can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of teams working on frontend code.

I hope that, at the end of this article, you’re aware of the main differences and how/when to use them.

Smaller bundles, faster compilations, Better debugging, dynamic loading of module and components and advanced concepts like Higher order Components.

Eric Elliott has written a  lengthy article that explains transducers in depth. But even after reading it twice, I still found it tricky to get my head around. So I explaining how I understand them; and I applied transducers to a specific problem. 

In this article, I share with you the journey and the struggles of turning a large, monolithic JavaScript mathematics library, mathjs, into a modular one embracing ES6 modules and functional programming. Because of the heavily intertwined nature of the functionality this was a huge and unique challenge.

Over the past couple of days, I was working on an Angular component that depended on a stream of router events. There are quite a few of them but I was particulary looking at NavigationCancel.

Though it seems easy to borrow a spinner from CodePen and display it while you make the server roundtrip, there are common misconceptions and pitfalls.

‘forkJoin’ with the progress of completion for bulk network requests in Angular.

The Single Responsibility Principle specifies that a class or function should only have one reason to change. Admittedly, that’s not very clear. This article describes why understanding the domain is important to know how SRP can be implemented.

There are 23 classic design patterns, providing solutions to particular problems, often repeated in software development. In this article, I am going to describe what the Iterator Pattern is; and how and when it should be applied.

We were going to call this book JavaScript for Scientists and Engineers, but David Beazley thought that “versus” would make a better title. 

There are applications which require loading some crucial data before users are allowed to use them. For example, our application has multilingual support and white label capabilities.

Tutorial with example of how to implement user registration and login functionality with Angular 8, TypeScript and Webpack 4.

This article will introduce you to AST parsing and walking using ESTree compatible tools. It specifically looks at certain token types, most commonly found in JavaScript and TypeScript code.

Automated code formatting with Prettier & Husky, test coverage reports, deployed showcase and fully automated releases with Travis CI for your Angular library.

@ngrx/data, creator functions, run-time checks, and isolated tests.

I came across a piece of code at one of my clients. It talks to Auth0 API and gets all users. However, Auth0 API has a rate limiting policy.

Phani Sajja shows us how he build a complete Carousel UI using NativeScript and Angular.

An IDE for JavaScript, without the “bad parts”.

When users start to use BuckleScript to develop applications on JS platform, they have to interop with various APIs provided by the JS platform.

I was rather pissed that my blog contributes to Facebook’s data so it was time to eject Disqus and look at the alternatives.

I’ve written about how to design for the modern web before way back in 2018, but the web moves forward quickly so those guidelines are already obsolete and outdated as more modern conventions have become mainstream.

Google’s ReCAPTCHA is often the first tool that many webmasters reach for when confronted with the need to stop spam and automated malicious traffic from harming their services. In this post I explain several reasons why ReCAPTCHA is usually not the best solution to use for this purpose.