Reliable JavaScript: Chasing the Myth
summary
Talk covers methods and technologies for improving JavaScript code reliability after a costly bug. It reviews a year of the speaker’s practical experiments and selected JS tools and architectural choices that make bad code visibly incorrect, make it easier for juniors to write correct code, and automate as much safety checks as possible with minimal friction.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:15Reliability rules
- 21:36Code isolation problems
- 33:18JavaScript performance
- 46:25Code simplicity
- 53:09Reliability principles
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