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Developing A Multilingual Website? Develop In A Different Language

Front End Development · June 4, 2015

This isn't a tutorial but rather a public service announcement. If you're building a website that is going to be viewed in multiple …

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Stop Writing Slow Javascript

Front End Development, Javascript · February 10, 2015

As Alfred Pennyworth once profoundly said in The Dark Knight Rises: Some front-end developers just want to watch the world burn. Alfred …

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Transpiling Wars: BabelJS vs Traceur

Front End Development, Javascript · January 30, 2015

While browsers play catchup with ES6 support and we wait for older browsers without ES6 support to fizzle out and die, we can actually start …

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Aurelia vs AngularJS – Round One: FIGHT!

Aurelia 1, Front End Development · January 27, 2015

Things just got real in the front-end framework space. Durandal developer Rob Eisenberg and once upon a time short-term core Angular 2.0 …

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Gulp + AngularJS + Browserify: Spooky Starter Skeleton

Front End Development · January 16, 2015

Something I have been meaning to do for a while is create a skeleton project setup to work with Gulp for the task runner along with some …

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10 Highly Useful Gulp.js Plugins For A Super Ninja Front-end Workflow

Front End Development · November 12, 2014

It is no secret that Gulp.js is one of the best task runners on the front-end block. Old man Grunt is still out and about, but it is only a …

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Bower vs Browserify

Front End Development · November 3, 2014

For some, confusion stems around package managers for the front-end, all vying for developer love. In the field there are three well-known …

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MacBook Pro 13″ Retina (Late 2014) For Front End Development

Front End Development · September 16, 2014

I've officially gone to the dark side and bought a MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display model (the late 2014 variant). I will be travelling a bit …

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How To Interview A Front End Developer And How To Prepare For A Front End Developer Interview

Front End Development · September 15, 2014

When it comes to front-end development, it is a relatively new job title. The advent of responsive web design or as the hipsters call it …

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