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A Closer Look Into WebRTC in Safari/iOS
Some details on how Safari 11 and iOS 11 implement WebRTC, and tips on bringing support to your own site. - https://goo.gl/MWTa4m

#webrtc #safari #ios
Making the Jump: How Desktop-Era Frameworks Can Thrive on Mobile
How do tools that grew up on the desktop, like Ember, Angular and React, make the jump to the mobile future? - https://goo.gl/RYaSrN

#mobile #web
Writing Clean and Concise React Components
.. by making full use of ES6 and 7’s features and the container-component pattern. - https://goo.gl/pp7Jwg

#react #components
How to Enhance Mobile Interactions with Sound Design
Some insights, plus an introduction to the Facebook Sound Kit, a collection of interaction sounds they’re making available - https://goo.gl/x1AM4M

#mobile #web #design
AI Eats Future of Software
Microservices will be a central theme of next generation applications. With so much of heterogenous components sitting inside one stack, monolithic approach would hardly make sense. Microservices can give the desired modularity and ability to build applications that can scale. - https://goo.gl/mMf4K7

#microservice #ai
Chalk 2.0: Terminal String Styling and Colorizing
The 5th most depended upon npm package takes another step forward with full ‘true color’ (24 bit) support, plus an ability to use tagged template literals. - https://goo.gl/u7yBE3

#nodejs
Rekit 2.0: A Toolkit for Building Modern React Apps
Essentially provides an opinionated structure for React, Redux and React-Router powered apps. Also includes a Web based UI for testing and modifying an app. - https://goo.gl/N2hjVH

#react
A Set of Best Practices for JavaScript Projects
British design studio Hive has collected together guidelines for working on JS projects. - https://goo.gl/6mR2HQ

#javascript #guidelines
Building a React App in OCaml: A ReasonReact Tutorial
Reason makes it possible to compile OCaml to JavaScript and this post neatly demonstrates building a React app using OCaml and Reason - https://goo.gl/rBNmSM

#react