Using ES6 modules for progressive enhancement | Blog | Decade City
It looks like modules could be a great way to serve modern JavaScript to modern browsers, and serve polyfills or older code to older browsers.
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Progressive Enhancement
This post was originally written in 2015, but upon re-reading it today, it still (just about) holds up, so I finally hit publish.
ES2015+ cheatsheet
A one-stop-shop with a quick overview of the new JavaScript features in ES-whatever-we’re-calling-it-now.
mbeaudru/modern-js-cheatsheet: Cheatsheet for the JavaScript knowledge you will frequently encounter in modern projects.
A handy guide to navigating all the new-fangled JavaScript.
Making A Service Worker: A Case Study – Smashing Magazine
Lyza has written an excellent deep dive into Service Workers, complete with code.
I’m really chuffed that she gave me a shout-out to my exhortation:
So if you decide to play around with Service Workers, please, please share your experience.
By the way, I like her point about this being a good opportunity to use ES6/ES2015/HipsterScript features like arrow functions in the browser: any browser that supports Service Workers also supports the latest JavaScript.