Search results for 2013 12 16 moving to static and keeping your toys

Moving to Static and Keeping Your Toys

by Raymond Camden

to working with a static web site. First, you’re hosting options become much more varied and, even better, simpler and cheaper. Secondly, moving to a static site can be done…

2013 – The Year in Web Development

by Brian Rinaldi

pushed so much further in 2013 helped bolster developer’s confidence in creating their own custom elements with a framework like AngularJS. 2013 was also another tumultuous year for mobile, as…

Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS – 2013

by Brian Rinaldi

…Practice Mentalities to Get Over How to convert your dynamic site to static but keep important dynamic elements like comments, calendars and more by Raymond Camden. Moving to Static and…

Quick and Easy Local and Device Web App Testing

by Brian Rinaldi

…using: static my_site/ Node-Static uses port 8080 by default, so you’d load http://localhost:8080 in your browser to load the page, or you can specify a port when launching: static -p…

Static Analysis For CSS

by Brian Rinaldi

By Toby Ho Static analysis involves analyzing, rather than executing, source code, a process that is typically automated. Recently, I’ve had fun writing about static analysis for Javascript. This time,…

JavaScript Configuration Object Pattern

by Brian Rinaldi

…to minimize the amount of dynamic JavaScript you send to the client by keeping static and dynamic JavaScript separate. Avoids string parsing overhead – Dynamic JavaScript requires the server to…

Front-end Driven Applications – A New Approach to Applications

by Cody Lindley

…unnecessary complexity. Simple static files, free from server-side stacks and frameworks can result in application source code that is simpler to develop, run, maintain, test, and deploy. (SeeStaticApps.org) Local development…