Do people still care about progressive #enhancement these days? I do. Make things work without (client side) #Javascript first.

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• shared 20 Jan ´21 Web Development for Beginners (by Microsoft)
• shared 12 Oct ´20 The flavors of object oriented programming in JavaScript
• delicious 23 Sep ´20 You don't know JS (2nd edition)
• murbed 27 Aug ´20 Using Tippy.js with Turbolinks
• shared 08 Jul ´20 Writing better Stimulus controllers | Boring Rails: Skip the bullshit and ship fast
• murbed 27 Apr ´20 Lazy loading the lazy way
• murbed 27 Apr ´20 Bad CSS in JS
• shared 28 Mar ´20 CO2 emissions on the web
• twitter 14 Feb ´20 A pretty nuanced take: Why #JavaScript is Eating #HTML https://css-tricks.com/why-javascript-is-eating-html/
• delicious 11 Oct ´19 Chartist
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• shared 28 May ´19 Categorizing Components Into Smart & Dumb Components, in React
• shared 28 May ´19 Our Software Dependency Problem
• shared 28 May ´19 Write your first React Hook!
• delicious 14 Apr ´19 Under-Engineered Toggles | Adrian Roselli
• twitter 27 Mar ´19 RT @WickyNilliams: @wesbos @jaffathecake If I'm in vanilla JS, I often ditch strings and go for a functional approach. May not be of use to…