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Jul 23, 20173 min read
Wix Engineering Conference 2017
As dear Uncle Ben once said, “With great power comes great responsibility”, and with over 100 million Wix.com users worldwide – Oh boy!...


Aug 24, 20163 min read
ESLint Plugins: Plug into a Better Coding Culture
When writing code, it’s a good idea to use a code linting tool for several reasons: it identifies possible errors, enforces a clear...

Jul 22, 20162 min read
Build Your Own Chrome Extension
The Services Team at Wix uses JIRA as our Scrum board, which is displayed on a big TV in our team’s room. We love JIRA because it’s...

Mar 29, 20166 min read
Developing Large-Scale Applications with TypeScript
As a front-end developer, you’ve probably heard about TypeScript. Maybe you even tried using it. But not many developers know what it is...

Mar 28, 20162 min read
Applying Javascript thinking to AS3 – Anonymous functions
When Wix started developing the HTML editor, many of the people whose full time job was AS3 development suddenly had to start developing...

Nov 23, 20154 min read
Fluent JavaScript
It is not enough for code to simply work. Good code is meant to be easy to understand, and it is much easier to understand code that is...


Aug 17, 20151 min read
Rekuire | a module for NodeJS
Just wanted to share a nice piece of code I created.. During my recent experience with NodeJs, there was one thing that bugged me the...

May 8, 20151 min read
Wix guest appearance on JavaScript Jabber
Last week our very own Amit Kaufman (Editor Manager) and Avi Marcus (Editor Client Architect) appeared for a guest appearance on the...

Apr 24, 20151 min read
EasyPattern | Human readable RegEx
Checkout EasyPattern for Javascript and NodeJs! During some work on our internal tool, I have created EasyPattern, which is a readable...

Jun 17, 20134 min read
JavaScript: The Extra Good Parts
Douglas Crockford has had a huge influence over a generation of JavaScript developers with his book JavaScript: The Good Parts. Thanks to...
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