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April 2019

A monthly vanilla JS project series

Detecting scroll distances with vanilla JS

Static sites and CMS's

Welcome to JAM stack

How I add syntax highlighting to code snippets in my newsletter

Three tricks for building an insanely fast website

HTML includes

The conference that changed my career

Creating inline lists

Creating unstyled lists

The anatomy of an immediately invoked function expression

Equals operators in vanilla JS

Truthiness in JavaScript

Using array methods with NodeLists in vanilla JS

How to remove an item from an array with vanilla JS

Solving JavaScript problems vs. being shown the way

Clever JavaScript does not mean simple or readable

Making the jump from beginner to advanced JavaScript developer

March 2019

Why you should learn vanilla JS first

Dev console trick: selector helpers

Advice for beginners

A vanilla JS equivalent of lodash's groupBy() method

Readability is more important than brevity

I was wrong about JavaScript-free dropdowns

Javascript-free dropdown menus

Building accessible websites and apps is a moral obligation

More uses for Array.reduce()

We are actively destroying the web

How to automate NPM deployment with GitHub action hooks

How performant are modern array methods vs old-school for loops in vanilla JS?

Using Array.reduce() in vanilla JS

New techniques are not always better

How Array.forEach() works under-the-hood in vanilla JS

Chaining array methods in vanilla JS

What Array.find() does in vanilla JS