Category: angular js

A WebAssembly compiler in 192 bytes

January 31, 2025 By Mark Otto Off

JavaScript: The Hard Parts β€” Take your knowledge to the next level with the most loved JavaScript course in the industry. Deepen your understanding of the most important aspects of JavaScript. This highly rated video course goes under the hood, looking at callbacks, higher-order functions,…

Bun’s on a roll with v1.2

January 24, 2025 By Mark Otto Off

πŸ¦– ..and by no means should we forget Deno whose team have published a roundup of all of Deno’s progress in the past year. FlexGrid by Wijmo: The Industry-Leading JavaScript Datagrid β€” A fast and flexible DataGrid for building modern web apps. Key features and virtualized…

An introduction to building live collaborative JS apps

January 17, 2025 By Mark Otto Off

Protect Against Bots, Fraud, and Abuse in Real Time β€” With WorkOS Radar you can detect, verify and block harmful behaviour, protecting your app with advanced device fingerprinting. Stop fake signups, stop free tier abuse, and stop bot attacks and brute force attempts today. WorkOS A Checklist…

The projects that shaped JavaScript in 2024

January 10, 2025 By Mark Otto Off

πŸ—“οΈ Friday is the new Thursday! If you were a JavaScript Weekly reader several years ago, you might remember it always landed on Fridays and after getting caught out by a variety of big news items landing on Thursdays in recent years, we’re back πŸ˜‰__Your editor,…

A 2024 JavaScript retrospective

December 19, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

πŸŽ„ We’ve made it to the end of 2024! In this issue, we’re being reflective, leading with a few news items but then looking at what made 2024 special in the world of JavaScript, and covering some of the biggest things we linked to this…

Benchmarking Node’s recent performance enhancements

December 12, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

Boa v0.20: An Alternative JavaScript Compiler β€” Under development for several years, Boa has a few missions: be a Rust ECMAScript implementation, be easy to embed in Rust projects, and be a fast, safe JS engine overall. v0.20 sees a bump up to 89.92% compliance…

Oracle engages its lawyers and JavaScript turns 29

December 5, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

πŸ—“οΈ If you missed last week’s issue, don’t worry, it didn’t exist – we took a week off for Thanksgiving! We’re now back all the way through to the Christmas break πŸ™‚__Your editor, Peter Cooper Deno v. Oracle: Cancelling the JavaScript Trademark β€” Did you…

Exploring JavaScript symbols

November 21, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

πŸ¦ƒ We’re taking next week off for Thanksgiving. We don’t celebrate it in our country, but we know many of you do, so it seemed a good time for a break. We’ll be back on Thursday December 5.__Your editor, Peter Cooper Angular v19 Released β€” The…

Will we care about frameworks in an AI world?

November 14, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

Component Party: A Rosetta Stone of UI Libraries β€” A long-standing comparison of many different frameworks (like React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Qwik, Solid.js, etc.) by way of simple code snippets to perform various tasks. Now including Svelte 5 and Angular 17/Renaissance. Mathieu Schimmerling Will We Care About…

JSConf is back

November 7, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

πŸ’‘ He also took a similar look at the pipeline operator |>, but this feature is still only in draft as a proposal. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ JSConf is Back; Here’s the Details β€” Two months ago, the OpenJS Foundation announced that the popular JSConf brand was joining the foundation…