There's no denying that React has taken over as king of the frameworks - for now at least. Suppose you've finally got round to learning how it all works, where do you go from there? In the latest issue of Net Magazine, you can find out.

10 Expert React JS Tips

Welcome to 2018! What better way to see in the new year than by learning something new? While a whole new project can be daunting, how about something a little more freeform? In this month's Web Designer dive head first into the wonderful world of creative coding.

6 Ways To Get Into Creative Coding

This month's Web Designer is a beast. The main feature takes a dive into a bunch of useful techniques for the new "kings of JavaScript". By that, I mean my five top frameworks - React, Vue, Angular, Polymer and Aurelia.

Kings of JavaScript

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

As I get older, it seems I'm doing more of these retrospective "oh, look at that thing I used to love. It's a shame it's gone". This is no different. I had high hopes for Kinect, but alas it's time has come.

Kinect - In Memoriam

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

I'm not typically one going to random events, but having recently caught the Meetup bug, I found myself at the latest London Accessibility Meetup.

London Accessibility Meetup 7

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.

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