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The Truth About “Cancelling” Async/Await: You’re Mostly Just Ignoring Results
JavaScript can’t truly cancel async/await work—most “cancellation” just stops waiting.
How Astro Made My Portfolio 82% Faster to Build
Next.js was too much for what I needed. Astro renders pages to static HTML and only sends JavaScript to the browser when you expli...
Achieving Reliable E2E Tests in Cypress: Overcome cy.wait Pitfalls
Cypress tests often become flaky when developers assume cy.wait('@alias') waits for every new request. It doesn’t. Aliases capture...
Breaking Down the Walls: Rescue Your SPA From Complete Freeze
Chrome’s Pause Script Execution can be used to freeze a Single Page App (SPA) using a hidden infinite loop deep inside a Redux sel...
Rethinking Reactivity: ScrollForge Links UI and Style Through a Single Causal Gr...
TL;DRParadigm: Causal Graph Programming (CGP) — you wire functions, not components; the framework auto-detects what each function...
The Myth of Single-Threaded JavaScript: Inside the Language’s Hidden Concurrency...
Modern JavaScript offers a rich (although muddled) concurrency landscape. From the event loop and. async/await to Web Workers, asy...
Coding a Fractal Tree With JavaScript and HTML5
Fractals are never-ending patterns created by repeating mathematical equations. We’ll draw one of the best-known Fractals, using o...
Embracing the Uncertainty of Chaos-Driven Testing: Integration Tests That Can De...
Learn how to use chaos-driven testing in full stack apps with integration tests that simulate network failures and latency.
Big Ball of Mud: What You Need to Know About the Antipattern, How to Avoid It, a...
The Big Ball of Mud is a common result of high pressure to deliver fast without due attention to architecture. Developers are ofte...
