By Todd H Gardner
Redux is an amazing JavaScript library that has become mainstream because of its simplicity, tiny 2kb size, and excellent documentation. Redux assists developers to manage state in JavaScript applications and ensure it performs consistently, regardless of the environment.
However, despite Redux’...
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By Todd H Gardner
Internet Explorer 11 crashes when JSON.stringify is called on an HTMLFormElement that contains duplicate named inputs. This is particularly concerning because radio inputs will certainly have duplicate names.
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By Todd H Gardner
The web is a hostile place and our JavaScript apps will inevitably break. Browser changes, invasive plugins, unstable networks, or just plain bugs—something is going to go wrong. When it does, we need to be ready. We need to know what went wrong and how to fix it or our users just won’t come back.
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By Todd H Gardner
In Mozilla Firefox, a request to load an external origin was attempted and externally blocked. The request could have been canceled by a browser extension, such as an adblocker or antivirus, or because the remote origin did not return a proper CORS response.
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By Todd H Gardner
A webkit bug that shipped in iOS 8 beta 5 and appears to have been partially included in the launch of iOS 8 and 8.1 is affecting many of our customers. It does not seem to impact all iOS8 uniformly; different versions of webkit seem to be involved.
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