Media Summary: In nodejs you can 'require' JSON. The same feature was added to the HTML spec, but then… it was removed. Jake and Surma ... Surma and Jake take a look at 'weak' JavaScript, specifically WeakMap, WeakSet, and the new and shiny WeakRefs. Surma ... Jake and Surma take a deep dive into the world of variable scoping in JavaScript. var vs const/let and scripts vs modules.

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In nodejs you can 'require' JSON. The same feature was added to the HTML spec, but then… it was removed. Jake and Surma ... Surma and Jake take a look at 'weak' JavaScript, specifically WeakMap, WeakSet, and the new and shiny WeakRefs. Surma ... Jake and Surma take a deep dive into the world of variable scoping in JavaScript. var vs const/let and scripts vs modules. Surma tries to explain WebAssembly, threads and WebAssembly Threads to Jake. He also has scary diagrams and uses ... Jake and Surma talk about the importance of context when making performance optimizations and some common mistakes that ... Jake & Surma go through the top 9 + 1 performance issues Jake saw while analyzing a bunch of web sites. Who has the fastest F1 ...

In this episode, Jake makes the case that URLs are impossible for humans to interpret, especially when it comes to security. Jake shows Surma an actual thing he built using a new web API – Background Fetch. Here's the app: ... Jake and Surma talk about new things involving the Canvas API. Including, but not limited to: OffscreenCanvas: ... Jake demos the Share Target API, including some new bits, just landing in Chrome Canary. Squoosh demo: ...

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JAM Stack - HTTP 203

JAM Stack - HTTP 203

Jake and Surma talk about the

Changing web standards - HTTP 203

Changing web standards - HTTP 203

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Importing JSON - ABANDONED - HTTP 203

Importing JSON - ABANDONED - HTTP 203

In nodejs you can 'require' JSON. The same feature was added to the HTML spec, but then… it was removed. Jake and Surma ...

But… why HTTP 203?

But… why HTTP 203?

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Weak JavaScript - HTTP 203

Weak JavaScript - HTTP 203

Surma and Jake take a look at 'weak' JavaScript, specifically WeakMap, WeakSet, and the new and shiny WeakRefs. Surma ...

Scope in JavaScript - HTTP 203

Scope in JavaScript - HTTP 203

Jake and Surma take a deep dive into the world of variable scoping in JavaScript. var vs const/let and scripts vs modules.

WebAssembly Threads - HTTP 203

WebAssembly Threads - HTTP 203

Surma tries to explain WebAssembly, threads and WebAssembly Threads to Jake. He also has scary diagrams and uses ...

Context and Optimizations - HTTP 203

Context and Optimizations - HTTP 203

Jake and Surma talk about the importance of context when making performance optimizations and some common mistakes that ...

Top 10 performance pitfalls - HTTP 203

Top 10 performance pitfalls - HTTP 203

Jake & Surma go through the top 9 + 1 performance issues Jake saw while analyzing a bunch of web sites. Who has the fastest F1 ...

Humans can't read URLs. How can we fix it? - HTTP 203

Humans can't read URLs. How can we fix it? - HTTP 203

In this episode, Jake makes the case that URLs are impossible for humans to interpret, especially when it comes to security.

Background Fetch - HTTP 203

Background Fetch - HTTP 203

Jake shows Surma an actual thing he built using a new web API – Background Fetch. Here's the app: ...

New Canvas Stuff - HTTP 203

New Canvas Stuff - HTTP 203

Jake and Surma talk about new things involving the Canvas API. Including, but not limited to: OffscreenCanvas: ...

Share Target - HTTP 203

Share Target - HTTP 203

Jake demos the Share Target API, including some new bits, just landing in Chrome Canary. Squoosh demo: ...