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Hand in the shadows - UX Republic accessibility article

UX-Tools: accessibility

17th July 2018 by UX-Republic Experts team

ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND NORMS [paragraph_big]How can small adjustments to our design work allow us to create applications for the widest possible audience? We've already discussed those designed to simplify the lives of people with disabilities.[/paragraph_big] In France, 20% of… Read the article

[Tools Review] InVision Studio, the all-in-one tool

April 30, 2018 by UX-Republic Experts team

InVision has launched the trial version of InVision Studio. The American company's new design and prototyping tool is presented as a tool designed by and for designers. At UX-Republic, we wanted to learn more. Our experts didn't wait to ask… Read the article

Webpack and its future in 6 questions

22th February 2018 by UX-Republic Experts team

Hello everyone, today we're going to discover Webpack in just 6 questions. Webpack is a "module bundler," and its purpose is simple: to transform your application into static files. How does it work? Webpack interprets each part of your application as a module; whether it's… Read the article

Interaction 18: feedback from our very special correspondent

15th February 2018 by UX-Republic Experts team

Quentin, UX Designer & Marketing Manager at UX-Republic, attended Interaction 18 in Lyon. Like a Hunter S. Thompson of UX design, he shares his experience in a long-form narrative. This morning, it's my turn… We were brilliantly invited by Adobe and I'm so excited! It's the… Read the article

Beyond console.log, episode 2

May 15th 2017 by UX-Republic Experts team

Previously, on "Beyond console.log," I will try in this article to give you some tips regarding the Elements panel in DevTools. Popular wisdom says that a bad workman always has bad tools. But a good web developer will never use the Internet Explorer console, except… Read the article

NectarJS, compiles your JS into native code

March 27, 2017 by UX-Republic Experts team

In this article, Adrien Thierry talks about NectarJS, this somewhat crazy project that recently appeared on Kickstarter allows you to compile JavaScript code to any platform natively, in WebAssembly or even in ASM.js.

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Memory leaks in JavaScript: how to get rid of them (2/2)

November 15, 2016 by UX-Republic Experts team

This article is a continuation of the article “The 4 Types of Memory Leaks.” The Unintuitive Behavior of Garbage Collectors. Although garbage collectors are very practical, they come with their share of compromises. One of these compromises is their non-determinism. In other words… Read the article

Google AMP ⚡: a developer's perspective

November 8, 2016 by UX-Republic Experts team

There's been a lot of talk about Google's AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) since its global launch in the list of major search engines… and in this article, I want to give my opinion on its pros and cons, as a developer and owner… Read the article

Why and how will Elm change the world?

October 31th 2016 by UX-Republic Experts team

Why and how will Elm change the world? I started playing with Elm on January 1, 2016. It all began when I saw Jessica Kerr's presentation at ElixirConf in 2015. It took me a few more months to really delve into the subject… Read the article

You probably don't need Redux!

September 30, 2016 by UX-Republic Experts team

People often choose Redux without really needing it. “Will our application be scalable without it?” Then developers complain about the complexity it introduces into their code: “Why do I have to change three files to make one feature work?” Indeed, why? The criticism is… Read the article