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antoinevastel.com | ||
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www.adamalbrecht.com
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| | | | | As my work has transitioned from traditional web apps to thick-client Javascript apps (primarily using Angular), Grunt has become essential in my workflow. Grunt is a nice tool and it gets the job done. But there was always something I didn't like about it that I couldn't quite articulate until I discovered Gulp.js. Whereas in Grunt, you create a json configuration file, Gulp is just a script. It's code. And it really fits my programmer brain better. In this post, I'll convert a basic Gruntfile that compiles and minifies Coffeescript into Gulp. | |
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steakenthusiast.github.io
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| | | | | IntroductionWelcome to the first article in my series about Javascript deobfuscation. I won't be going in-depth regarding practical deobfuscation techniques; that'll be reserved for later articles. Ra | |
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marcolabarile.me
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| | | | | Doing this migration in a large codebase can be tedious but necessary. The article will show you how to automate this task using JS code transformation tools. | |
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geoff.tuxpup.com
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| | | Part of the appeal of Smelte was Tailwind CSS integration. After going back and trying Smelte some more, I concluded that it'd be easier to use Tailwind directly, at the cost of giving up some very convenient widtgetry. The Smelte widgets aren't comprehensive enough to use them all alone, and their customization of Tailwind makes it too hard to integrate things that rely on the vanilla utility classes. So here's how I'm integrating. | ||
