Why coroutines won’t work on the web
The topic of coroutines (or fibers, or continuations) for JavaScript comes up from time to time, so I figured I’d write down my thoughts on the matter. I admit to having a soft spot for crazy control-flow features like continuations, but they’re unlikely ever to make it into ECMAScript. With good reason. The big justification for coroutines in JavaScript is non-blocking I/O. As we all know, asynch
Javascript Performance
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JavaScript for People Who Hate JavaScript
I have a long history with JavaScript, dating back to the glory days of the most perfect technology ever to have graced computers: DHTML. DHTML was totally rad, like how the Budweiser frogs were rad. In the late 90’s you really couldn’t do much of anything on the web except add 88x31 buttons and build with 1x1.gif spacer tricks. But then Dynamic HTML came out in IE4 and a whole world of hover anim
ES proposal: `Promise.try()`
Update 2017-08-12: I added an FAQ. The proposal “Promise.try()†by Jordan Harband is currently at stage 1. This blog post explains how it works. Promise.try()  # To understand what Promise.try() does, consider the following code: function countPlusOneAsync() { return countAsync() .then(result => { return result + 1; }); } If countAsync() throws a synchronous exception then so does countPlusOneAsyn
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How we built Twitter Lite
We’re excited to introduce you to Twitter Lite, a Progressive Web App that is available at mobile.twitter.com. Twitter Lite is fast and responsive, uses less data, takes up less storage space, and supports push notifications and offline use in modern browsers. The web is becoming a platform for lightweight apps that can be accessed on-demand, installed without friction, and incrementally updated.
GitHub - globalizejs/globalize: A JavaScript library for internationalization and localization that leverages the official Unicode CLDR JSON data
Each language, and the countries that speak that language, have different expectations when it comes to how numbers (including currency and percentages) and dates should appear. Obviously, each language has different names for the days of the week and the months of the year. But they also have different expectations for the structure of dates, such as what order the day, month and year are in. In
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Supercharged livestream blog - Code splitting  | Blog  | Chrome for Developers
In our most recent Supercharged Livestream we implemented code splitting and route-based chunking. With HTTP/2 and native ES6 modules, these techniques will become essential to enabling efficient loading and caching of script resources. Miscellaneous tips & tricks in this episode asyncFunction().catch() with error.stack: 9:55 Modules and nomodule attribute on <script> tags: 7:30 promisify() in Nod
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State of SharedWorker? · Issue #2887 · whatwg/html
Binary AST TC39 July - Google スライド
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WIP Pattern Matching (Stage 0) by krzkaczor · Pull Request #635 · babel/babylon
GitHub - airbnb/browser-shims: Browser and JS shims used by Airbnb.
GitHub - tc39/proposal-flatMap: proposal for flatten and flatMap on arrays
GitHub - tc39/proposal-ptc-syntax: Discussion and specification for an explicit syntactic opt-in for Tail Calls.
GitHub - tc39/proposal-pattern-matching: Pattern matching syntax for ECMAScript
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