bazarjs

The world of Javascript is currently characterized by extreme fragmentation and intense competition between different ideas. This has caused us to ask ourselves a couple of questions. Firstly, is this proof of the community's vitality, or of its immaturity? Secondly, how is it possible to survive the current churn rate?

In this new series of articles we will do our best to clearly explain what the different alternatives available to those working with Javascript are, and to set out our ideas about what constitutes solid, maintainable development.

Angular is now, without doubt, the Javascript Framework par excellence®, with popularity far exceeding that of any of its competitors. But is all that shines really gold? In this latest post in our #BazarJS series, which looks at the development of Single Page Applications, we will describe our personal experience with the framework.

Our BazaarJS series continues. In this article we're going to take a brief (digestive, if you will) pause from the world of Javascript to confront another, equally important, topic: stylesheets. Based on our extensive experience with Sass, we will examine the principle Javascript alternatives available (Less.js and Stylus). Is it worth changing preprocessor? To finish, we will take a look at a range of postprocessing tools that have grown in popularity during 2014.

This is the second episode of our BazarJS series on the magical world of single-page applications... today we're going to be taking a serious look at module loaders, bundlers and package managers: three of the most "confused", controversial and peculiar topics in the Javascript world.

As always, after giving an overview of the available solutions, we will explain the advantages and disadvantages that have led us to our personal choice.