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Schmackbone: A view-less, jQuery-less, modularized, modern fork of Backbone
UseResources React Hook for Declarative Data-Fetching for REST APIs
UseResources Hook for Declarative Data-Fetching for REST APIs
Declarative React Data-Fetching and Caching Framework for REST APIs
Declarative React Data-Fetching and Caching Framework for REST APIs
Declarative React Data-Fetching and Caching Framework for REST APIs
Declarative React Data-Fetching and Caching Framework for REST APIs
Case Study: Our JavaScript Loading Strategy
Preloading Your JavaScript Code Chunks
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Improving Perceived SPA Performance by Prefetching Critical Resources
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Re:First, Last, Invert, and Play: a technique for animations using CSS...
on Thursday September 29, 2016 @08:36PM (#12609855)
Oddly enough, removing the outer raf (on line 59) will remove the flicker in Safari but then break the animation in firefox. I'll see if I can figure that out, I must have a bug somewhere. We actually don't use the outer raf in our codebase and it works fine in both browsers.
Re:First, Last, Invert, and Play: a technique for animations using CSS...
on Thursday September 29, 2016 @08:12PM (#12609765)
what are you suggesting positioning absolutely?
Re:First, Last, Invert, and Play: a technique for animations using CSS...
on Thursday September 29, 2016 @08:10PM (#12609756)
Thanks for pointing those out! Indeed we have to make extra corrections to make it work correctly on Safari, but the examples left those out to try to make them easier to follow.
What version of Firefox are you using? The first example I find to definitely be choppier on Firefox, but the last one looks pretty good.
Re:First, Last, Invert, and Play: a technique for animations using CSS...
on Thursday September 29, 2016 @07:15PM (#12609545)
Oops! Thanks for pointing that out. Updated!!
First, Last, Invert, and Play: a technique for animations using CSS transforms
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Re:React JS Best Practices
on Saturday May 09, 2015 @05:11PM (#9517698)
Were you looking at the siftscience.com marketing site or the Sift Science console?