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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2018 · 1H 1M

Recursive partial application

from Frontend First · host EmberMap

Sam and Ryan discuss an elegant solution to the async nested dropdown problem, a FastBoot success story regarding inlined CSS, pre-warming FastBoot's cache, and implementing a new design alongside an existing design language. Topics include: 01:11: Solving the nested dropdown by recursively currying an action 25:00: Inlined CSS and caching with FastBoot 40:22: Challenges implementing a new design in an existing design language Links: PurgeCSS

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