I went on a journey to contribute more to browsers, here's that story.

Learning React is not worth my time, maybe it's not worth your time either.

Here's how I build my WebScale infrastructures today - no Docker, no k8s, just linux

If you've used CSS, you know what a class name is. They're a very poor proxy for the web today. Let's stop using them.

How viable would it be for the new ES6 Template Literals to replace Handlebars? Let's find out

The third installment of our look at Metaprogramming in ES6. In this last post we'll be looking at possibly the coolest ES6 Reflection feature: Proxies…

With ES6 comes a brand new API, Reflect. Reflect provides a bunch of useful introspection methods to dive into your code, here's a look…

ES6 comes with a slew of new metaprogramming tools, which provide low level hooks into code mechanics. With these comes Symbols, here's a look…

Last month I noted my opinions on why we should stop using Grunt, Gulp et al. I suggested we should start using npm instead. Here's how…

The biggest problem large providers face is how to properly scale out their servers to multiple, load-balanced Node.js processes.

The biggest problem large providers face is how to properly scale out their servers to multiple, load-balanced Node.js processes.

SEO has always been a bit of a black-hat science, hiring agencies to “do your SEO” is a minefield and you may just end up with a 2-bit operations who ask for...

As part of a project I’m working on, I was doing research into HTTP headers. I couldn’t really find any decent resources that summarised the differences of h...

We’ve all had those tough conversations on how best to exchange dates between two systems: “is DD-MM-YYYY good for everyone?” “what about YYYY/MM/DD” “we cou...

It’s no secret that developers across the globe resent Internet Explorer. It’s disregard for standards are a burden, often requiring a parallel development e...

Everyone is asking for it these days. Go onto freelance boards, talk to clients, even on job boards, clients & companies are requiring their developers t...

The LAMP stack is the backbone of the web these days - every hosting provider uses it, sometimes exclusively.