In 1996 when no one believed in Apple and AOL was voted most likely to succeed, Netscape took its shiny, new JavaScript language from the browser and stuck it in the Netscape Enterprise HTTP server.

Improving the client-side web experience means overcoming the challenges of ‘hydration,’ a fascinating engineering problem being tackled in many different ways. Let’s dive in. One of the most dynamic ...

The Practical Client Storing Lots of Data on the Client in JavaScript and TypeScript IndexedDB allows you to store data on the client to let the user work offline and to reduce demands on the server.