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Topic: JavaScript โ€“ Page 18

  1. Getting started with Worker Threads in Node.js with Anna Henningsen

    Published Aug 20 2018 in JavaScript , NodeJS

    Anna Henningsen teaches Stefan how to use worker threads in Node.js.

  2. I didn't know that!

    Published Jul 19 2018 in CSS , JavaScript , RegularExpressions
  3. Check if an element includes a certain class with "matches"

    Published Jul 16 2018 in JavaScript

    I used classList.contains for years to figure out if an element contains a certain class but it turns our Element.matches does the job just fine.

  4. Faster static site builds Part 1- Process only what you need

    Published May 17 2018 in JavaScript , StaticSites

    In this first of two articles on static sites, I will share with you how you can speed up your build process on Netlify with a custom caching layer. The second article will go into the implementation of incremental builds using Nuxt.js.

  5. The new era of static sites โ€“ how JavaScript powers everything

    Published May 11 2018 in JavaScript , StaticSites

    This post takes a look at common JavaScript powered static site generators and goes into advantages of a fully powered JavaScript stack.

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