Reviews, speculation, and other idle thoughts on hardware, software, firmware…
By Nicholas Zakas, at NCZOnline.
I especially like this bit:
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★★★★☆ on both the Goodreads and Amazon scales. If you’re a JavaScript developer, you would be wise to have JavaScript Patterns on your bookshelf–nestled nicely between JavaScript: The Good Parts 1 and High Performance JavaScript (Build Faster Web Application Interfaces) 2. The three make a nice little troika. And read them in that order: The […]
Not necessarily the front-end developer’s primer… Rated ★★☆☆☆ on the Goodreads scale, and ★★★☆☆ on the Amazon scale. Not to be too much of a self-apologist, but let me preface this review by indicating that my frustration (and hence my lower rating) comes largely from gaps in my own knowledge. But as a result of […]
“The feedback from testing quickly sets us straight, and helps make sure that our efforts are really focused at optimizing the things that make a difference in the customer experience. ¶ If I had to summarize our learnings in three words: “simple …
“The secret to building large apps is NEVER build large apps.†– Justin B. Meyer, “Organizing A jQuery Applicationâ€
Stoyan Stefanov’s “WPO (Web Performance Optimization)†presentation from PubCon 2010
“In buying that phone, this man was joining a slightly smaller club. He became a Nokia 1100 user. Along with a staggering 250,000,000 others, he had traded up in the communications world, from little or no phone access at all to this little brick of …
“You don’t have to believe that help is on the way. I only ask that when it arrives, you take just as much ferocious advantage of the new reality as you do of the current one.†– Alex Russell, “Story Time!â€
Functionality Focused Code Organization by Rebecca Murphey (and her related blog post)