ReactJS, Flux and Screencasting

This week we start off discussion with the topic of CSRF and Session hijacking. We then move on to the recently released screencasts we did with Joe Watkins, and how interesting Edd found recording them. Following this we discuss ReactJS, the Flux architecture, handling error-logging on the front-end and the JavaScript source-maps. We wrap up the show with the emphasis of removing jQuery, how hard following a single source of truth is and ‘dangerous’ design patterns.

Show Links

• Screenhero
• PHP Extension Development for Beginners with Joe Watkins
• Developing a Resizable-Indexed Array as a PHP Extension with Joe Watkins
• Debugging a Web App on Android
• Why is the Android stock browser still alive?
• Genymotion
• weinre
• Isomorphic JavaScript
• Session hijacking attack
• Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
• Laravel
• github/fetch
• Fetch Standard
• Promise - MDN
• webpack module bundler
• You Might Not Need jQuery
• ReactJS
• Flux Application Architecture
• ReactJS and the Flux architecture - PHP Roundtable
• Errorception
• New Relic
• Aarron Walter of MailChimp on Designing Emotional Experiences
• Aarron Walter
• Designing for Emotion
• The Manual
• Voice and Tone
• Frank Chimero
• LukeW
• Mark Boulton
• Insertion, Removal and Inversion Operations on Binary (Search) Trees in PHP
• Edd Mann - Blog
• isset_ternary - PHp
• Null coalescing operator