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jQuery is still relevant – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
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JQuery is still relevant. 07 November, 2015. I came across an interesting article on the relevance of jQuery: jQuery’s Relevancy There and Back Again. I happen to agree, and all to often we just try to be clever and not need jQuery. While it’s important to know what it’s doing under the hood, there’s little point in reinventing the wheel. Time = money, both in the initial development and when it comes to maintenance and scaling. RW Smith Consulting Ltd. Is a UK registered company Company No.
It's not all about speed – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
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It's not all about speed. 25 October, 2015. This is a short post or even a slight rant about the issue of coding speed and the perception that a 10 x developer who closes tickets super fast is somehow better than those that take their time to do things right properly testing, documenting and reasoning about their work. I was recently queried by a client (who shall remain anonymous) regarding the time I was estimating for various changes within a project I was working on. This isn’t always the developers ...
A word on premature optimization – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
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A word on premature optimization. 16 November, 2015. Those of us who have done our fair share share of programming have studied and try to use best practices. But one area of confusion and continual debate, especially in the web is performance, or more specifically writing optimized code. Are we adding complexity to our codebase to achieve this, and exactly how much has our newly optimized code really affected the performance in real terms that users actually notice? They are much preferred to manually c...
Getting acquainted with Browserify – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
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Getting acquainted with Browserify. 12 September, 2015. This weekend I decided I’d take a deep dive and immerse myself in a tool called Browserify. Browserify allows you to bundle up Node-JS modules that can be executed in the browser environment. This enables what is commonly referred to as isomorphic JavaScript. Or more recently universal JavaScript. Where the same code can execute in both the server and the browser. Why is Browserify useful? NPM NPM is a synonym for Node Package Manager. You should th...
Wrapping your head around the JavaScript 'this' keyword – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
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Wrapping your head around the JavaScript 'this' keyword. 15 August, 2015. One of the most crucial yet confusing aspects of JavaScript is the. Keyword. We often just resort to console logging out it’s value to figure out what the hell it is bound to. Some will assume that the. Keyword is bound to where the function is declared, but it isn’t. The this keyword is bound at the call site of the function. The call site being where you actually invoke the function. The call site of baz(). The four rules of.
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Breaking up with Sass: it’s not you, it’s me – Ben Frain
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Breaking up with Sass: it’s not you, it’s me. Published: February 21, 2015. March 1, 2015. 539 days since this post was last revised. Specific details are likely out of date. Right now, I have a near frictionless CSS workflow. I write in Sass, compile with Libsass and get vendor prefixes added with PostCSS/Autoprefixer via Gulp/Grunt. Why would I want to upset that? Just under a year ago, my interest was piqued by a post by Nicolas Gallagher. More recently, David Clark pinged me about PostCSS. I know Sas...
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Posts – Front-end architecture by Robert Smith
Front end Development and Architecture. A word on premature optimization. 16 November, 2015. JQuery is still relevant. 07 November, 2015. A better grid system. 01 November, 2015. It's not all about speed. 25 October, 2015. I created a plugin! 03 October, 2015. Getting acquainted with Browserify. 12 September, 2015. A modern Frontend workflow. 29 August, 2015. Wrapping your head around the JavaScript 'this' keyword. 15 August, 2015. My journey: how I landed a job as a front-end developer within 7 months.
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