Isomorphic React in Real Life

The video of my LondonReact talk on this topic is now available on YouTube. Isomorphic JS is becoming increasingly popular, and for good reasons. Users gets a better experience: the application or website loads and renders faster, doesn’t stop working completely when JS fails (and it will), and provides an accessible and crawl-able baseline (real […]

Mobile menus and progressive enhancement

Building menu’s for responsive websites can be tricky. For small devices, we basically want to hide the menu by default, so that it doesn’t take up a lot of space, and then show it only when the user want’s it. For an overview of solutions for this, check this article on CSS tricks. The problem […]