TypeScript 2.6 released
March 4, 2022 
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TypeScript 4.6 Released (And It Even Benefits Non-TS Users!) — The typed superset of JavaScript takes another step forward with the addition of the Daniel Rosenwasser |
The Easiest Way to Monitor Node: Automatic Instrumentation — Monitoring your Node.js apps can be hard. You need to understand what you need to monitor, instrument code, and then make sense of all the data. Automatic instrumentation makes that whole process easier and streamlined. Find out how you can do it. AppSignal |
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IN BRIEF:
RELEASES: Ember 4.2 – The opinionated framework. |
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📒 Articles & Tutorials |
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Enhancements to the Ubiquitous 2D HTML Canvas — Canvas is heavily used around the Web in its Canvas2D guise (up to 40% of pages, apparently?) and this post looks at some of the newer features and enhancements being made to it. Aaron Krajeski (Google) |
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How Do Primitive Values Get Their Properties? — Dr. Axel is back with the second part of a series on primitive values. This time he looks at how primitive values can be used as if objects and where their properties are actually coming from. For example: Dr. Axel Rauschmayer |
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▶ Kent C. Dodds’s (Classic) Beginner’s Guide to React Course — The folks at Egghead, a place that offers various online courses, is releasing some of their ‘classic’ courses on YouTube, and the first one is a React course from Kent C. Dodds. It’s 2.5 hours long, uses React 16, and dates from early 2020, so it’s not out of date 🙂 Kent C Dodds (Egghead) |
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🛠 Code & Tools |
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Redux Toolkit 1.8.0 Released — If you’re down with Redux for managing state, the “official, opinionated, batteries-included toolset for efficient Redux development” is what you need 🙂 Among other things, this release adds new ‘listener’ middleware (think Mark Erikson and the Redux Team |
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Million 1.5: A Fast Virtual DOM Implementation — Focused on performance and shipping at under 1KB compressed, Million is ideal if you want an agnostic VDOM implementation to use when building your own framework or libraries. Million |
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dnt: Deno-to-Node Package Transformation Tool — Takes a Deno module and creates an npm package for use in Node. Goes further than mere packaging though and actually injects shims, transforms commonly Deno code forms to Node approaches, and more. Deno Team |
