The following is a guest post by David Corbacho, a front end engineer in London. We've broached this topic before, but this time, David is going to drive

Earlier this week, my colleagues on the Microsoft Edge team put on the second of what has now become an annual event: the Edge Web Summit. The format was a little different this year, with team members from across the organization delivering quick, punchy 30-minute talks on topics ranging from standard implementations to the user experience of a browser to real-time communications. I live-tweeted quite a few of the talks, but I thought I’d provide a bit of a round-up of what was revealed, discussed, and more so you can read it all in one place.

Microsoft Edge Web Summit is free conference organized and staffed by the engineers building Microsoft Edge and Chakra. We'll be presenting a full day of technical talks covering the EdgeHTML renderin

We would like to thank the React community for reporting issues and regressions in the release candidates on our issue tracker. Over the last few weeks we fixed those issues, and now, after two release candidates, we are excited to finally release the stable version of React 15. As a reminder, we’re switching to major versions to indicate that we have been using React in production for a long time. This 15.0 release follows our previous 0.14 version and we’ll continue to follow semver like we’ve…

Last time I posted, I talked about Content Blockers. We ended up making one, and the world didn’t end. Yay! Blogging hel…

Maxim shortly goes through some key concepts of Angular2: components, template syntax, data flow, dependency injection and the supported languages including ES6 and TypeScript.

There seems to be some confusion in the industry over what constitutes a "CSS hack". Louis Lazaris explains what are hacks and how they're used in CSS.

Unfortunately, not everyone has a browser/device capable of viewing flexbox layouts. This is a cheatsheet-esque guide that offers backwards compatible alternatives to flexbox properties.

Перевод статьи ES6 Proxies in Depth с сайта ponyfoo.com, опубликовано на css-live.ru с разрешения автора — Николаса Беваквы. Ура, милости просим. Это «ES6 — Элейн, тебе нужно родить! — изнутри». Что? Никогда о нём не слыхали? Тогда начните с краткой историей инструментария ES6. Затем изучите деструктирование, литералы шаблона, стрелочные функции, оператор расширения и оставшиеся параметры, улучшения в литералах объекта, новый «сахарок» — классы поверх прототипов, let, const и «Временную мёртвую зону», а также итераторы, генераторы, символы и объекты Map, WeakMaps, Sets, и WeakSets. Ну а сегодня поговорим о прокси в ES6. Как и в прошлых статьях, рекомендую вам установить Babel и повторять за мной, копируя примеры с помощью интерактивной оболочки REPL, либо командной строки babel-node и файла. Это поможет гораздо лучше усвоить идеи, обсуждаемые в серии. Если вы не из тех, кто любит устанавливать что-либо на свой компьютер, то вам есть смысл залезть на&nbsp