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If you’re working with Meteor, or at least know that it exists, you are most likely aware that it has one surprising and uncommon “superpower” – it can synchronously wait for a promise (typings, source).

Should programming be fun?

The vast majority of software requires maintenance.

Hey kids, have you heard of RSS?

Whenever I introduce a regular expression – “regex” for short – in a project, there’s always someone that is not fond of this idea.

I remember that a couple of years back, we everybody laughed at the idea of “everything in JavaScript”.

Writing concise and maintainable code is an art.

Writing a good piece of documentation is a heroic task.

The vast majority of the code that most programmers work with is executed synchronously.

Library authors are doing their best to provide the cleanest APIs while being constrained by the language.

Being a mentor for more than five years assured me that every single form of mentoring is beneficial for both sides – the mentor and the mentee.

If you have ever worked with a profiler, you should be aware that basically any process on your computer may affect the results.

Every recruitment process starts way before there’s any candidate.

If you have ever talked with your manager or a client about the performance, you’ve most probably heard the dreaded “Is it fast?”

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Side projects are important.

A colleague of mine recently asked whether we consider the current state of the JavaScript ecosystem stable.