2012.jsconf.eu
JSConf EU 2012 Speakers
http://2012.jsconf.eu/speakers.html
October 6th and 7th, 2012 • Berlin. Let your tool help you imagine. Usually, when you make changes to code you need to imagine what this code will do, how your components will look like and how colors fit. But you’ve got a computer for that! I will show you how immediate feedback on your changes to JavaScript, HTML or CSS code helps to be more productive, inspire yourself and catch new ideas. In my opinion, this is definitely going to be the next best practice in Web development. Discover how to create s...
calculist.org
Posts tagged 'evolution' (page 1)
http://calculist.org/tags/evolution.html
A little lambda goes a long way. On “On Asm.js”. Nov 27th, 2013. On his impossibly beautiful blog. Seriously, it’s amazing, take some time to bask in it), Steven Wittens expressed some sadness. I get it: it’s surprising to see a makeshift VM find its way into the web via JavaScript, rather than through the perhaps more direct approach of a new bytecode language. On a shared medium like the web, where content has to run across all OSes, platforms, and browsers, backwards-compatible strategies are far more...
calculist.org
Posts tagged 'modules' (page 1)
http://calculist.org/tags/modules.html
A little lambda goes a long way. Jun 29th, 2012. I haven’t spoken enough about the rationale for declarative, static module resolution in ES6 modules. Since multiple module systems exist in pure JS, the concept of modules that involve new syntax is coming across as foreign to people. I’d like to explain the motivation. By contrast, in the ES6 module system, modules are not objects, they’re declarative collections of code. Importing definitions from a module is also declarative:. On the origin of specs.
2ality.com
ECMAScript 6 modules: the final syntax
http://www.2ality.com/2014/09/es6-modules-final.html
9313;ality – JavaScript and more. ECMAScript 6 modules: the final syntax. This blog post is outdated. Please read chapter “ Modules. 8221; in “Exploring ES6”. At the end of July 2014, TC39 [1]. During which the last details of the ECMAScript 6 (ES6) module syntax were finalized. This blog post gives an overview of the complete ES6 module system. Module systems for current JavaScript. The dominant implementation of this standard is in Node.js. Designed for synchronous loading. 8221; by Addy Osmani. Simila...
mobileenterprisestrategies.blogspot.com
Mobile Enterprise and Digital Strategies: Making the Web Run Faster via WebAssembly
http://mobileenterprisestrategies.blogspot.com/2015/07/making-web-run-faster-via-webassembly.html
Mobile Enterprise and Digital Strategies. Thoughts on mobile and digital strategies. Tuesday, July 07, 2015. Making the Web Run Faster via WebAssembly. Digital and Mobile Guru, Peter Rogers. Like most of us, my colleague at Cognizant. And technical mobile and web expert, Peter Rogers, spends his warm summer evenings pondering how to make the Internet run faster. In this guest blog, Peter shares the latest developments in "WebAssembly." Enjoy! That can be used and what really excites people is that Google...
calculist.org
Posts tagged 'asm.js' (page 1)
http://calculist.org/tags/asm-js.html
A little lambda goes a long way. On “On Asm.js”. Nov 27th, 2013. On his impossibly beautiful blog. Seriously, it’s amazing, take some time to bask in it), Steven Wittens expressed some sadness. I get it: it’s surprising to see a makeshift VM find its way into the web via JavaScript, rather than through the perhaps more direct approach of a new bytecode language. On a shared medium like the web, where content has to run across all OSes, platforms, and browsers, backwards-compatible strategies are far more...
calculist.org
Posts tagged 'ES6' (page 1)
http://calculist.org/tags/ES6.html
A little lambda goes a long way. Jun 29th, 2012. I haven’t spoken enough about the rationale for declarative, static module resolution in ES6 modules. Since multiple module systems exist in pure JS, the concept of modules that involve new syntax is coming across as foreign to people. I’d like to explain the motivation. By contrast, in the ES6 module system, modules are not objects, they’re declarative collections of code. Importing definitions from a module is also declarative:. On the origin of specs.
ingeniouscoding.com
Low-Level JavaScript - Ingenious Coding
http://ingeniouscoding.com/blog/2012/08/10/low-level-javascript
This summer I’m taking a short break from grad school and working as a research intern at Mozilla. Awesome experience so far, and it’s great to be back to working on open source projects! I don’t think I’ve ever cloned so many github repos in such a short time. Ever wanted to have manual memory allocation in JavaScript? One of the projects that I’m helping out with is LLJS. What’s new with LLJS? Types, to complement our existing. I also worked on optimizing our malloc implementation, which is much faster...
disnetdev.com
Tim Disney (disnetdev) -- Blog
http://disnetdev.com/blog
The most important feature of sweet.js. Is hygiene. Hygiene prevents variables names inside of macros from clashing with variables in the surrounding code. It’s what gives macros the power to actually be syntactic abstractions by hiding implementation details and allowing you to use a hygienic macro. For hygiene to work sweet.js must rename variables. Recently several people have asked me why sweet.js renames all. The tl;dr is because hygiene but let’s unpack that a little. Hygiene Part 1 (Binding).
