In this month's Web Designer we take a look at something desperately lacking on the web - smooth performance with animations.

Create Silky Smooth UIs with CSS and JS

It's another React special in the latest edition of Web Designer! But this one's a little different. It's bringing Redux along for the ride.

Create a modal system with React and Redux

This weekend saw the latest Barcamp Southampton take place and I gave a couple of talks. While one should never be repeated in polite company, the other one was this - a lightning talk all about some nice APIs lie in the browser now.

5 Totally Rad New JavaScript APIs

In the latest Web Designer magazine, come check out the best in the latest version of JavaScript - ES2017 (or ES8, if you want to be all informal about it).

What's New In ES2017?

The latest edition of Web Designer features a bit more of me than the usual. This time I dive into some common questions JavaScript developers are going to need answering at some point.

JavaScript - Essential Solutions to Everyday Problems

Sacré bleu! In the latest Web Designer talk the local lingo and get internationalisation into your React projects using React-Intl.

Use React to Handle Internationalisation

This month's Web Designer jumps into the wonderful world of the Web Audio API. Who knew your browser could also be a musical instrument?

Build a Theremin with the Web Audio API

In the latest issue of Web Designer take a dive into the wonderful world of React applications by building out a dashboard for your company's data.

Build a React-powered Dashboard Application

There's a new issue of Web Designer out now. Learn how to make a podcast application in just 21 easy steps... sort of.

Build a Podcast Application that uses the Media Session API

At Cinolla we're busy rebuilding the booking portal. Since shipping it a couple of years ago, the needs of the clients (and the number of clients) has shifted somewhat. More and more centres require it for several different things. With each centre's attendees being completely different, we need a solution that works for them all.

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