Yet another library bringing functional programming concepts to JavaScript. The most.js library lets you handle events like a stream, allows you to compose streams, etc.
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Paul Ford: What is Code? | Bloomberg
Paul Ford lays out a thoughtful article/interactive experience trying to explain to the layperson, “what is code?”. It also delves a little into management of software development via a fictional (I hope) project. It’s long, but I encourage folks to set aside some time and go through it, whether or not you know anything about computer programming. It’s fun!
Writing a Non-blocking JavaScript Quicksort - Jimmy Breck-McKye
Implementing a non-blocking quicksort in JavaScript to avoid sorts that run too long, freezing the browser (particularly in IE8). Also: browser timer resolution is only 4ms (or more)? That’s *forever* in CPU time!
Writing a Non-blocking JavaScript Quicksort – Jimmy Breck-McKye
Bourbon Neat
“Neat is a semantic grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon. It is simple enough to get you up and running in minutes, and powerful enough to handle any responsive layout you can dream of.”
Bourbon - A Lightweight Sass Tool Set
A library of sass mixins to simplify CSS.
Developers are familiar with the project triangle adage, “Fast, Cheap, Good: Pick any two.”
Of course, the converse from the client side often seems to be, “Budget, Time, Sanity: Pick one. Maybe.”