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  1. Monthly Digest - December 2018

    Published Jan 04 2019 in Newsletter

    My favorite content from December 2018 including web workers, be silent and the favorite game.

  2. The NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION flag sets the NOVE_ENV variable to production in npm scripts

    Published Jan 02 2019 in NodeJS

    The NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION flag will lead to changed behavior of npm install but also set the NODE_ENV environment variable to production.

  3. A preceding space prevents dangerous commands from going into history

    Published Dec 30 2018 in Bash

    Prevent shell commands to go into history by starting them with a space...

  4. Configure the logged JavaScript error stack trace length in certain environments

    Published Nov 20 2018 in JavaScript

    For easier error debugging you can increase the stack trace limit in Chrome (V8) and Node.js.

  5. Stylesheets do not only block rendering but also JavaScript execution

    Published Nov 16 2018 in CSS , JavaScript

    Stylesheets block the first render which is why you should always have a look at them. Today I learned that they also block inline JavaScript!

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