A developer's experience using Windows for Node and Ruby on Rails development.

Going over the hows and whys of web sockets in Rails 6.

The fourth, and final entry of the JSON API tutorial series. In this phase we'll be creating an Ember app that will connect to the JSON API server.

Improve your page load time by pre-caching resources during service worker installation.

The RemoteData pattern can simplify your code and make it more robust.

An investigation into using Capacitor to build an existing web app for mobile platforms

Explore different web component libraries by comparing vanilla JavaScript, Nutmeg, Polymer, and Stencil versions of the same component.

The next version of Ionic will ship as a collection of web components, usable in any front end framework. Will it work with Elm?

Bendyworks developer Pearl Latteier is heading to We RISE Tech conference, an event dedicated to "growing and showcasing women in technology".

Improve your site's performance with service worker caching

Optimize rendering to speed up your site's time to interactive.

Split your Rails JavaScript with Webpack to make your site load faster.

Bendyworkers were at RailsConf 2018 in Pittsburgh having fun and talking about PRPL and offline.

Join us at RailsConf 2018 for a workshop on bringing modern JavaScript performance to Rails

The second entry of the JSON API tutorial series. In this phase we will be implementing our JSON API server with Express.

The second entry of the JSON API tutorial series. In this phase we'll be designing our API and using Swagger

The first entry of the JSON API tutorial series. In this phase we'll be setting up our api and client projects.

Join us at RailsConf 2018 for a workshop on bringing modern JavaScript performance to Rails

Nutmeg is a tool that helps you quickly create, test, and publish a web component.

The IntersectionObserver API is a relatively new web API that allows you to observe when a DOM element enters or leaves a viewport.

Check out these neat tech articles about making performant and modern web applications.

Get Google Closure compiling without any errors

Building a dynamic form made simple in Ionic 2.

Make an re-useable, encapsulated web component using Custom Elements v1 and Shadow DOM v1

Check out how to add video messaging to your Rails app and get it up and running on Heroku.

Progressive Web Apps bring powerful native features like push notifications, offline, and homescreen install to the web.

We show how to hit the ground running with webpack and start your development with a basic configuration.

Prevent Google Closure from clobbering third party JavaScript libraries by using ClojureScript externs inference programmatically.

We show how to optimize your ci and webpack builds with a few plugins and adjusting your configuration.

Progressive Web Apps bring powerful native features like push notifications, offline, and homescreen install to the web

A regex solution to escaping leading numeric CSS selectors in JavaScript.

We explore setting up a Rails backend with an Angular frontend... with donuts!

When a small red circuit board called the Tessel appeared on a crowd-funding site over a year ago, its promise to bring simplicity to hardware hacking caught my eye. It’s now on the market and, with a project percolating in my mind, I ordered one to...

There’s a cool article by Steve Losh called List out of Lambda that reminded me, in a really good way, of a section in SICP. If you want to read the boiled-down scheme version that’s in SICP, here it is: SICP section 2.1.3. What follows is my paraphrasing...