Medium articles Danny Moerkerke

All the articles I wrote for Medium in PDF (47 articles):

I write articles on Medium.com about PWAs, Web Components, and new and experimental browser features. To read these articles, you need to be a paid member of Medium ($60 per year) but I now offer all articles I wrote so far in PDF.

In these articles, you learn about PWAs, new and exciting browser features, Web Components and other features to make great web apps. The articles contain a ton of code examples, YouTube videos and codepens you can run and edit.

I also give my opinion and offer an overall analysis of the modern web platform in general. You will learn a LOT!

These articles are included:

• Web Components will replace your frontend framework
• Data binding for Web Components in just a few lines of code
• Using the DOM like a Pro
• What You Need to Know About Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript
• Why Coding Your Own Makes You a Better Developer
• The Lost Art of Vanilla JavaScript
• How To Run a Proxy Server Inside Your Browser
• JavaScript doesn’t need to be replaced
• We’re Killing the Mobile Web
• There’s No Need To Hate Web Components
• How To Make Your Website Work Offline
• How To Make Your Website Work Offline part 2
• Progressive Web Apps Will Replace Your Native App
• The Case for Mobile Web Apps
• It’s Time To Kill The Password
• How To Enable Experimental Features In Your Web App
• How To Extend A Native HTML Element
• The Failed Criticism of Web Components
• Your Single-Page App Is Now A Polyfill
• Smart Styling Of Web Components
• Hidden gems inside your browser, hiding in plain sight.
• Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Web Components (But Were Afraid To Ask)
• Web Components Can Now Be Native Form Elements
• Native Form Validation Of Web Components
• The Hidden Power of Custom States For Web Components
• How Web Apps Became Decoys To Get You To Install Native Apps
• How To Server-Side Render A Web Component
• How To Hydrate A Server-Side Rendered Web Component
• How To Create Context Menus That Always Display Inside The Viewport Using Only CSS
• View Transitions: The Final Frontier For Web Apps?
• Going Build-less With Import Maps
• View Transitions For Multi-Page Apps
• Background Sync Is A PWA Super Power
• A Better Install UI for PWAs
• Background Sync Is A PWA Super Power - Part 2
• Your Web App Can Now Download Files In The Background
• Less Or No JavaScript with Invokers
• Apple Wants To Kill PWAs
• PWAs Are Now
• Officially Dead On iOS In The EU
• A Future For The Mobile Web
• PWAs On iOS: Where We Are Now
• What Offline Support For Your Web App Really Means
• Multi-Page App View Transitions Are Here!
• If We Want PWAs To Be Taken Seriously, We Need To Take Them Seriously
• Offline Is Not An Error
• Here’s What Your Web App Can Do Today
• Hide And Seek: How To Make Sense Of Page Events In Your Web App