Introducing reading lists

June 3, 2016•reading list•1 min read

There are lots of new things appearing every day. New articles, libraries, frameworks, videos, products and more. I’m usually checking lots of them during my week. I’ll try to collect them and publish it here for you. Enjoy!

3 Different Kinds of Prototypal Inheritance: ES6+ Edition Eric Elliot takes on explaining different kinds of prototypal inheritance in javascript, always reminding to “Favor object composition over class inheritance.”

Building React Applications with Idiomatic Redux Free React & Redux course by the library’s creator Dan Abramov.

Stylelint: The Style Sheet Linter We’ve Always Wanted Smashingmagazine article on linting style sheets using Stylelint.

Why I’m betting on Elixir and Elixir obsoletes Ruby, Erlang and Clojure in one go Is Elixir new hot thing on the block?

Progressive Web Apps and our regressive approach Christian Heilmann writing about building web apps for mobile.

Front-end Hyperpolyglot A comparison of similar features in popular JavaScript frameworks.

RailsConf 2016 More than 70 videos from RailsConf 2016

Using ES2015 with Asset Pipeline on Ruby on Rails How to start using ES6 code in your rails application.

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