Ahad Bokhari

It's not easy shipping good software, it takes alot of thought, planning and effort. Good thing is you can learn the essential skills to craft working software

Comparing Angular 2 to the React ecosytem by taking a deeper dive into each technology's advantages & disadvantages. Note, these two hold the most market value; surprisingly jQuery still takes third place in popularity and value

A recollection of different asynchronous techniques in modern day and future JavaScript with some examples (callbacks, Promises, async, generators) to reflect upon

I was surprised to see myself like alot of what TypeScript has to offer, but pondered over the disruption it could cause to vanilla ECMAScript driven JavaScript if communities chose to adopt and embrace it

CommonJs's require syntax will be around for a while, but will we see ES6 modules in Node.js. Explore a little history as you go forth...

Selected repositories and modules that you can easily reason about and build more advanced things upon. Some docs as well :)

Be a more productive coder by understanding these principles and trying to apply them to your craft on an everyday basis

A common pattern seen in ES5 were IIFE's, but this pattern isn't dead in ES6 which introduces the IIAF

An annoying behavior seen by internet users to gain the appearance of popularity on any given social platform

Master the language you love and have fun while you do. Most of all have patience / fun while you strive for constant improvement. Don't rush...

Exploring some very useful smaller additions to ES6's array.prototype.

JavaScript fatigue

Looking at a handful of fundamental principles which can be used to understand and stay aware of phenomena in software development

The beginnings of modules native to the browser environment is one of the most exciting ex6 features. Here are the basics

A gem of a term I discovered earlier that addresses the arguments developers make over little things just because they know enough to do so