In this article, Chris explains the difference between the double-colon and single-colon, how to decide between them and in which scenario you should be using them.
ReaKit is a toolkit for building interactive, composable and accessible UIs with React. With a simple API and WAI-ARIA compliant by default, it's definitely worth a try.
Refract aims to resolve React application side effects with the reactive programming paradigm. By isolating side effects you can write your code in a clear, pure and declarative fashion.
WASM is not a replacement for JavaScript, they complement each other, so in a future where the two coexist, how will our use of the two evolve? Boyan explores this in a few interesting scenarios.
KBall and Chad Hietala meet up at JSConf to talk about compilers for the frontend, Ember's binary opcodes, WebAssembly and the future of performance optimisation for the web.
