This post will and simulate how viruses can spread throughout a community and implement a variety of different parameters to see how these affect the simulation. This is following on from last week's post on how to do a bouncing ball simulation with the c... (more…)

Types are bound to improve your JavaScript, if you’re willing to spend some time looking at their advantages.

At the lab, we’ve experimented a lot with the web Notification API. But mobile capabilities are always improving, and since our last experiment Google expanded their Notification API capabilities to… (more…)

If you are like me, you probably use a computer at least once a day. Maybe even several. Of the time you spend on your computer, I’m willing to wager that a large portion is spent online. Of that… (more…)

There’s a never-ending myth I see circulating on Twitter every few weeks: Vanilla JS doesn’t scale. This is complete nonsense. What does “scale” even mean? Is the implication is that vanilla JS literally cannot handle the load of large applications the ... (more…)