Minimal CacheStorage API Example

It's not easy to find examples of using the CacheStorage API outside of service workers, or with the `await` operator, so I put one together.

Composition vs Context to fix Prop Drilling in React Apps

People will often argue that either Composition or Context should be used to remove prop drilling, but I think it's better to use them both in a more nuanced way.

Sending Custom Data between WordPress Customizer Preview and Controls Panes

Arbitrary data can be sent back and forth between the Customizer's Control and Preview panes by reusing the Messenger class.

`await` is the Best Thing to Happen to JavaScript in Years

`await` makes dealing with JavaScript Promises simple and intuitive.

Preventing a Tragedy of the Commons

Dries Buytaert wrote a compelling article on the challenges that large open source projects like Drupal and WordPress face in seeking to be sustainable, and preventing a tragedy of the commons, where large corporations use open source software without giving back.

Snapshot Testing and Vague Assertions

Nick Gard's article on the bad parts of snapshot testing does a great job of articulating what I don't like it.

Exercising Care and Giving Users Control

Aaron Gustafson makes a great point about the responsibility that developers have to respect the users of their applications.

Ian Dunn

WordPress Developer

Minimal CacheStorage API Example

Composition vs Context to fix Prop Drilling in React Apps

Sending Custom Data between WordPress Customizer Preview and Controls Panes

`await` is the Best Thing to Happen to JavaScript in Years

Preventing a Tragedy of the Commons

Snapshot Testing and Vague Assertions

Exercising Care and Giving Users Control