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"I can go with the flow, but don't say it doesn't matter anymore"

I want to talk about low hanging fruit. Easy changes that have big impact on web performance.

Cypress is a new-ish test runner with some features that take some of the friction out of end-to-end testing.

In this article, we review the art of creating printer-friendly web pages with CSS.

Babel 7 is a huge release: we've made it faster, created an upgrade tool, JS configs, config "overrides", more options for size/minification, JSX Fragments, TypeScript, new proposals, and more!

Once your Blazor code is running, you can call JavaScript code from your C# code. Once you've done that, your JavaScript code can, in turn, call Blazor code. This opens up the possibility of leveraging some of your existing JavaScript code from Blazor code.

We've been pretty busy over the past year trying to figure out how to make the Web faster and more performant. This led to new tools, approaches and libraries that we’d like share with you in this article. In the first part, we’ll show you some optimization techniques we used in practice when developing The Oodles Theater app. In the second part, we’ll talk about our experiments with predictive loading and the new Guess.js initiative.

Learn how React works and create and secure your first React app in no time.

From NASA to NAScAr

It was Bruce Willis the whole time (Sorry, “spoilers”)

Soapbox, soapbox. Soapbox soapbox: soapbox

We should be glad someone has found a use for it

Hopefully more treat than trick

“Who now has the strength to stand against the armies of Isengard and Mordor?“

I'm confused: if the story is untold, what's this story about?

Just shoot off a toe, not your foot?

First, roll for initiative

ROT13 ought to be enough for everyone

With the added bonus that you'll still need to update your code when you finally get the new version

They're a SELECT group

Too much for not enough?

Nothing funny here. I think it's great news for them.