Emil van Galen
@emilvangalen
Frontend tech lead @Divotion_nl and @JDriven_nl - with particular interests in ECMAScript, VanillaJS, Web Components, TypeScript and frontend architecture
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20-10-2014 18:35:25
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The `class` syntax of #JavaScript is getter more and more similar to #Java. Previously instance / static class fields were already added. And now the upcoming JavaScript will also support "static" initialization blocks. For more information read the blog post below of 2ality blog (INACTIVE)
Deze week is het de #Weekvandetoegankelijkheid. Daarom schreef Dennis Spierenburg een blog met 5 praktische #tips over hoe je de #accessibility van je website verbetert voor alledaags gebruik. #FrontEndDevelopment #website #Frontend divotion.com/blog/increase-…
David Wells Justin Fagnani To understand `useEffect` in #React requires a total different mental model. Hooks are all about synchronization and not about lifecycle. IMO, to fully comprehend `useEffect`, the following article of dan_abramov is a definitive must read: overreacted.io/a-complete-gui…
Adarsh Gupta ✨ Kent C. Dodds ⚡ Personally I have this utopian dream to 100% #UseThePlatform for building complex web apps. Even though we aren't quite there yet, one could still be near-vanilla by using only small supplementary libs like Lit (Lit) or a code generator like #StencilJS or #Svelte.
Instead of using the #Axios #JavaScript lib, one could also consider Redaxios, that (only) uses the built-in browser #FetchAPI under the hood. Redaxios is a drop-in replacement of #Axios, but is only 1/5 the size and is developed by Jason Miller 🦊⚛ who's the author of #PreactJS
Vanuit #Divotion verzorgt Emil van Galen op #FortX een echte #frontend talk: ‘#TypeScript Yin-Yang - why it's just #JavaScript, but with seat belts fastened’. Wat zijn de verschillen en overeenkomsten tussen TypeScript en JavaScript? Koop nu je kaartje voor Fort X.
Had a blast doing my #TypeScript Inaccuracies talk at the Frontmania conference yesterday.