Stories by fagnerbrack

Ever wondered why node js maintainers want to keep the core small?

The Post JavaScript Apocalypse – Douglas Crockford

TC39: Open and Incremental Approach Improves Standards Process

Let's Talk About the Wrong Things

The 10 GitHub repos new developers mention the most

A Test Is as Good as Its Ability to Fail When It Needs To

Learning Client Hypermedia from the Ground Up (or What REST Really Means)

Massive Phishing Attack Targets Millions of Gmail Users

A Test Is as Good as Its Ability to Fail When It Needs To

Google Says NO – A government website tricks the user to think they are safe

What makes a programming language “cool?”

You Are Not the Code You Write

What I learned from Stack Overflow’s massive survey of 64,000 developers

Preventing cross-site attacks using same-site cookies

Functional Programming library for JavaScript that supports named-argument style methods

Fast For-In in V8

A study of client-side JavaScript libs and the security implications across the Web

Interview with the person who came up with the idea of CSS in 1994

How to Understand the Balance Between Learning and Progress

“let\nlet”: Probably the Smartest Test from ECMAScript's Test262

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