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For those who see the value in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and UX. For those who see the revolution happening around JavaScript and are compelled by browser-based single page-applications. For those who want to be part of the future of web applications. Keep up with the latest JavaScript, CSS, and HTML libraries, frameworks, and standards.
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Inglese
Stati Uniti
12 episodi
da 29 Gennaio 2014
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On this episode I discuss JavaScript error tracking with Todd Gardner. More specifically we talk about:
The JavaScript Error Object
The DOM Global Error Handler
How errors bubble
How errors bubble through callbacks
Example of wrapping callbacks
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On this episode Cameron Wardzala and I discuss the emergence of style guides and pattern libraries instead of Photoshop comps when building web application and site designs. We also dig into his experience outgrowing bootstrap on a project, new modular CSS frameworks like SMACSS and Atomic Design, …
On this episode Nik Molnar and I discuss web performance with Nik Molnar.This isn’t just another YSlow talk, things have evolved and I learned quite a bit from this talk so hopefully you will as well.
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On this episode Cory House and I discuss the exciting new Web Components standard including the Shadow DOM, templates, custom elements, and imports.
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Jarrod Drysdale and I discuss web design tips for developers so your applications can look professional even if you don’t have the budget to hire a designer. Topics include the 20% of tips that will get you 80% of the results including alignment, spacing, colors, fonts, graphics and navigation.
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Sean Fioritto and I discuss the AngularJS learning curve and why he thinks it’s so nasty and how he goes about making it easier to learn. We also discuss “Angular in the Enterprise” and why he thinks AngularJS is great when you are dealing with large enterprise code bases.
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Chris Coyier and I discuss how to use custom fonts and @font-face to makeover your web application or site. Chris and I also discuss “What is a front-end developer” and contrast his project codepen.io with jsfiddle.net and jsbin.com.
Chris has worked for large scale web apps like Surv…
On this episode Brian Woodward describes his experience building his first application with AngularJS. This is front-end developer cast episode 5.
Today’s interview is with Brian Woodward and was recorded a half a year ago now and focuses on his early experiences with AngularJS and is very …
On this episode I interview Rhys Bret-Bowen, Google Engineer, about using AngularJS to build applications for Google. This is front-end developer cast episode 4.
This interview is with Rhys Bret-Bowen who is a Google Engineer currently using AngularJS to build applications for Google. We discuss…
On this episode I interview Tom Dale, who helped create Ember.js about how Ember differentiates itself from other frameworks with a robust router as well as what’s going on with Ember.Data. This is front-end developer cast episode 3.
Tom Dale helped create Ember.js which has rapidly been g…
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