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Writing functional javascript without a 3rd party library.

About a year ago, some colleagues and I paired up on creating our own functions instead of using a library to keep the bundle size down…

5 min readNov 7, 2017

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Writing functional javascript without a 3rd party library.

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From Redux to Barracks

After the debut of the Flux pattern, we saw a lot of libraries arrive on the scene with the goal of helping developers implement the flux…

5 min readMar 17, 2017

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An introduction to property based testing with JS Verfiy

How to quickly write property tests and include them with your favorite testing suite.…

5 min readMar 15, 2017

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An introduction to property based testing with JS Verfiy

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I am a compulsive developer.

DISCLAIMER: This post does not describe or answer the question, “What is a good developer?” — Don’t mistake this article for describing…

3 min readSep 21, 2016

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An alternative to Operator Mono font

If you’ve heard of the Operator Mono Font, then you’ll know that it contains some of the most fabulous looking ligatures. You’ll also know…

3 min readJul 15, 2016

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On creating a ReactJS boilerplate

I’ve just pushed another repo to Github, React Stick — which is yet another attempt by me to facilitate the tooling for rapid deployment of…

2 min readFeb 1, 2016

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A progress report on the endeavor to produce a high quality boilerplate application with React.js.

I’ve been working on a React.js boilerplate with the philosophy that it should work out of the box and come with some features I found to…

3 min readJan 21, 2016

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A progress report on the endeavor to produce a high quality boilerplate application with React.js.

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My infuriating frustrations with redux and the redux ecosystem.

EDIT: 11/25/2015

6 min readSep 8, 2015

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Anatomy of a great CSS Framework

Part 1

2 min readFeb 17, 2015

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Matt McFarland

Matt McFarland

Software Engineer at Kroger with expertise in Javascript. Passionate about open source, learning new things, and making the development process easier.

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