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What’s new in Angular: Angular 8.1 beta is here
The popular JavaScript framework for desktop and mobile apps produces better code and enhances its router capabilities
TypeScript 3.5 fixes ‘unbearably slow’ type-checking bug
New release addresses regression in TypeScript 3.4 that impacted both build times and editor operations
JavaScript tutorial: Animated charts with React-vis
With React-vis, breathing life into a chart is as simple as adding a single word to our code
Salesforce open sources Lightning Web Components
Lightning Web Components combines W3C standard Web Components and an HTML templating system
JavaScript tutorial: Beyond basic charts with React-vis
How to use Uber’s library of React components to create interactive line charts that display comparative values over time
JavaScript tutorial: Easy data visualizations with React-vis
The library of React components from Uber makes creating charts and other simple visualizations a snap
3 JavaScript libraries to replace jQuery
Ubiquitous jQuery has been outmoded by JavaScript and browser advances. These jQuery-like alternatives pick up where jQuery left off
Functional JavaScript: Building data structures from functions
Combining functional programming concepts to produce data structures feels like alchemy
JavaScript tutorial: Functional programming in JavaScript
How to embrace immutability, think functionally, and write code that is easier to understand and test
What’s new in the Node.js 12 JavaScript runtime
Node.js 12 Long-Term Service release arrives with faster startup and an improved default heap limit based on available memory
Node.js vs. PHP: An epic battle for developer mindshare
How do the old guard and the upstart darling of the server-side web stack up against each other? Let’s compare
JavaScript tutorial: Higher-order functions
‘Higher-order functions’ is a fancy term for functions that take other functions as arguments or that return functions. Very powerful!
Mozilla brings Python data science to the browser
Pyodide project uses Emscripten and WebAssembly to run Python and its data science libraries in any major browser
JavaScript memoization: Handy functional programming
Memoization is a neat functional programming trick you can use to speed up expensive calculations
Node.js vs. Java: An epic battle for developer mindshare
Let’s examine how the enterprise stalwart and JavaScript upstart stack up in the battle for the server room
JavaScript autocomplete is better with TabNine
The AI-driven TabNine autocompleter is like your best friend that finishes your sentences—in any language
What’s new in TypeScript 3.4
TypeScript 3.4 release candidate promises faster incremental builds, easier read-only arrays, and new support for read-only tuples
Mozilla’s WASI takes WebAssembly beyond the browser
WASI promises a standard interface for WebAssembly to access system resources like file systems and network connections
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