The cost of JavaScript
Addy Osmani explains why JavaScript is the most expensive resource your site uses today—especially on mobile.
Web Programming
Our take on Web technologies, tools, and methods.
Can open source change the ratio?
Tracy Lee helps you think differently about how to increase diversity in technology with open source.
Question and answer session with Brendan Eich
Brendan Eich shares his thoughts on the future of the web, cryptocurrency, browsers, and JavaScript.
You are (w)here? Geospatial web dev off the beaten map
Focusing on a mix of artificial, scientific, and environmental sensing data, Aurelia Moser explores fantasy and farcical mapping.
The coming era of privacy by default: Brave and the Basic Attention Token
Brendan Eich asks what it would mean to the web if we start building products, apps, and systems that are private by default.
It’s spelled “accessibility,” not “disability”
Scott Davis explains why accessibility should be just as important to you as a mobile design strategy was 10 years ago.
The freedom to configure is the freedom to make a better world
Cory Doctorow says the right to configure technology is the signature right of the 21st century.
The parallel future of the browser
Lin Clark explains what browser vendors need to do over the next few years to ensure their browsers, and the web itself, meet upcoming demands.
What’s cooking in the AWS kitchen? Recipes for a better web
Cherie Wong shares common developer pain points and recipes to solve them using AWS.
Question and answer session with Cory Doctorow
Cory Doctorow fields questions on the future of the web, privacy, and net neutrality.
Fixing JavaScript Date: A journey from Minneapolis to Microsoft, TC39, and everywhere in between
Maggie Pint explains how bad date support in JavaScript took her from making HR software to working as an Azure SRE.
From chaos engineering to bug bounties—why companies need to experiment with new technology
The O’Reilly Podcast: Tammy Butow and Annie Lau on the importance of creating a culture of learning.
Cory Doctorow on the fight for a configurable and free internet
It’s time to sort the sheep from the goats, or the willing from the unwilling.
Brian Holt on learning JavaScript and understanding how to scale a website
The O'Reilly Podcast: Knowing your audience and then appropriately focusing the performance of your application is critical.
Being a great front-end developer means being fluent in tools, accessibility, and teamwork
Learn how to build fast, secure, accessible experiences at the O’Reilly Fluent Conference this June.
The web is broken; let’s fix it
The O’Reilly Podcast: Brendan Eich on disrupting advertising, decentralizing payments, and privacy by design.
Wrapping an RxJS observable stream into an Angular service
How to create an injectable service that emits a stream of values, and a UI component that subscribes to this stream, displaying its values in real time.
The eight rules of good documentation
Like good code, good documentation is difficult and time consuming to write.
Learn JavaScript with these books, videos, and tutorials
This collection of JavaScript resources will get you up to speed on the basics, best practices, and latest techniques.
Building for the modern web is really, really hard
The 80+ sessions covering web performance, security, and accessibility at Fluent 2018 won’t make building for the web easy, but they’ll definitely make it easier.
Be fast, be secure, be accessible
Learn why performance, security, and accessibility are the pillars of web development and the O’Reilly Fluent Conference.
3 reasons why you should submit a proposal to speak at Fluent 2018
Find out how to get your voice heard and bring a positive impact to a receptive audience.
Modern HTTP service virtualization with Hoverfly
Service virtualization brings a lightweight, automatable means of simulating external dependencies.
Growth hacking in SEO
A look at the successes and failures of a company using experimental SEO practices.