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  1. Por fin me he quitado de encima un potencial problema que me traía de cabeza. El tema de una aplicación crítica ahora se visualiza decentemente y es operativo en el #Webview que usa Microsoft en sus aplicaciones.

    La solución es algo enrevesada: incluye un pipeline complejo con #gulp y #webpack usando #SASS, #PostCSS, transpilación de módulos JavaScript, un par de #polyfills, un #ponyfill, una pizca de magia arcana y varios artificios quirúrgicos. Dista de ser perfecta pero por lo menos es funcional.

  2. Por fin me he quitado de encima un potencial problema que me traía de cabeza. El tema de una aplicación crítica ahora se visualiza decentemente y es operativo en el #Webview que usa Microsoft en sus aplicaciones.

    La solución es algo enrevesada: incluye un pipeline complejo con #gulp y #webpack usando #SASS, #PostCSS, transpilación de módulos JavaScript, un par de #polyfills, un #ponyfill, una pizca de magia arcana y varios artificios quirúrgicos. Dista de ser perfecta pero por lo menos es funcional.

  3. This is mostly a question into the void, because I don't know how that's done in the real world.
    When people are talking about #polyfills, in the context of #webdev, one argument that always pops up, is that they increase bundle size.
    My thought: isn't it possible to dynamically load #javascript when a missing feature is detected in a browser? Does this incur a latency penalty that makes this unfeasible? Or is this actually a valid option?

  4. This is mostly a question into the void, because I don't know how that's done in the real world.
    When people are talking about #polyfills, in the context of #webdev, one argument that always pops up, is that they increase bundle size.
    My thought: isn't it possible to dynamically load #javascript when a missing feature is detected in a browser? Does this incur a latency penalty that makes this unfeasible? Or is this actually a valid option?

  5. This is mostly a question into the void, because I don't know how that's done in the real world.
    When people are talking about #polyfills, in the context of #webdev, one argument that always pops up, is that they increase bundle size.
    My thought: isn't it possible to dynamically load #javascript when a missing feature is detected in a browser? Does this incur a latency penalty that makes this unfeasible? Or is this actually a valid option?

  6. Learn to build polyfills for JavaScript array methods flat, map, filter, and reduce, enhancing your skills and interview confidence hackernoon.com/polyfill-this-f #polyfills

  7. Learn to build polyfills for JavaScript array methods flat, map, filter, and reduce, enhancing your skills and interview confidence hackernoon.com/polyfill-this-f #polyfills

  8. Learn to build polyfills for JavaScript array methods flat, map, filter, and reduce, enhancing your skills and interview confidence hackernoon.com/polyfill-this-f #polyfills

  9. Learn to build polyfills for JavaScript array methods flat, map, filter, and reduce, enhancing your skills and interview confidence hackernoon.com/polyfill-this-f

  10. Learn to build polyfills for JavaScript array methods flat, map, filter, and reduce, enhancing your skills and interview confidence hackernoon.com/polyfill-this-f #polyfills

  11. Still have to rely on webextension-polyfill, but, hopefully, it's not long until #Chrome will expose Extension APIs under browser.* namespace, just like #Firefox.

    issues.chromium.org/issues/405

    Meanwhile, TIL how to build a cross-browser extension: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #WebExtension #WebExtensionAPI #polyfill #polyfills

  12. Still have to rely on webextension-polyfill, but, hopefully, it's not long until #Chrome will expose Extension APIs under browser.* namespace, just like #Firefox.

    issues.chromium.org/issues/405

    Meanwhile, TIL how to build a cross-browser extension: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #WebExtension #WebExtensionAPI #polyfill #polyfills

  13. Still have to rely on webextension-polyfill, but, hopefully, it's not long until #Chrome will expose Extension APIs under browser.* namespace, just like #Firefox.

    issues.chromium.org/issues/405

    Meanwhile, TIL how to build a cross-browser extension: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #WebExtension #WebExtensionAPI #polyfill #polyfills