A case study of how design by committee puts the developer, and therefore the end-user, last.
Posts tagged JavaScript
2022
Why bother making code more complicated than it can be?
Higher-order components composed at their call site
This questionable API design turned out to not be a mistake after all, thanks to the inclusion of Web Components
One of React's key strengths is the simplicity of JSX
An obscure corner of the spec lacking any practical use due to an unnecessary constraint.
A little-known relic from the Promises/A+ specification can be (ab)used to define import hooks.
Mindset is shifting away from jQuery, yet the web platform is still lacking many of its fundamental features. In part one, we take a shot at making the native DOM interface fluent.
Only <input> and <textarea> elements have a .select() method. Are we doomed to bring in a third party library to perform a basic function?
This classic function can take on many forms with just three lines of code.