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Sure, you can make games in Word with JavaScript now.
Don't miss the link with a ⭐️ next to it in this issue, I promise it's good :-)#592 — June 3, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyAngular v14 Released— A key release for the long...
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Mathematics is the music of reason.
#593 — June 10, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyMathematical Notation Explained with JavaScript— Math has its own fascinating world of notation but if it feels a bit opaque to you,...
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AbortController, your newest friend
#594 — June 17, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyAbortController is Your Friend (for Cancelling Async Tasks and More)— AbortController provides a way to abort web requests at any...
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What's new in ECMAScript 2022?
#595 — June 24, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyEcma International Approves ECMAScript 2022, But What’s New?— Thanks Ecma – ECMAScript 2022 is now an approved standard....
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Celebrating Svelte
#596 — July 1, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript Weekly▶ Svelte Origins: A JavaScript Documentary— A well produced 32-minute documentary catching up with Svelte’s creator Rich Harris, as...
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An all-in-Bun JavaScript runtime.
#597 — July 8, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyBun: An Exciting, Speedy New JavaScript Runtime— Tired of Node? Tired of Deno? A new challenger has appeared. Bun is a new runtime...
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Vite 3, or in French: quick, quick, quick.
#598 — July 15, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyVite 3.0 Released— I follow a lot of JavaScript communities and developers and Vite, a frontend development and build tool of the...
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Common JavaScript issues developers face
#599 — July 22, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyRedwoodJS vs. Blitz.js: The Future of Fullstack Meta-Frameworks— Quite a lengthy review of both frameworks. Redwood is an...
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Douglas Crockford on 'retiring' JavaScript
#600 — July 29, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyRoll Your Own JavaScript Runtime— Bun, Rhino, Deno, Node, and now Blueboat.. is creating your own JavaScript runtime environment the...
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Genius misuse of WOFF 2 and Brotli to win a JavaScript contest.
#601 — August 5, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyJS1024 2022 Competition Winners— JS1024 is an annual ‘code golfing’ contest where you get 15 days to create a cool JavaScript or...
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A way to automatically generate regexes from examples
#602 — August 12, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the Web☀️ We're taking a rare week off next week for a brief summer vacation so there won't be any issue on August 19 – we'll be back on August 26,...
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The future JavaScript features at TC39
#603 — August 26, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebIf you missed my note two weeks ago, we took last week off, so you didn't miss any issues :-) We're now back every week until Christmas (121 sleeps...
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David's handy JS debugging tip
#604 — September 2, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyBuilding an Aircraft Radar System in JavaScript— With a title like this, I couldn’t resist checking it out. Charlie digs into...
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Anyone know Larry Ellison?
#605 — September 9, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyRyan Dahl Asks Oracle to Release the 'JavaScript' Trademark— It's in our small print, but did you know Oracle owns the...
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Seven weird ways to call a JavaScript function
#606 — September 16, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyMemLab: A Framework for Finding JavaScript Memory Leaks— Facebook (sorry, Meta) has been using MemLab to make significant...
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Extractors for ECMAScript
#607 — September 23, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyTesseract.js 3.0: Pure JS OCR for Over 100 Languages— A port of the C++-based Tesseract library commonly used for visual text...
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How TypeScript 4.9 satisfies
#608 — September 30, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebJavaScript WeeklyThe Web Almanac 2022's Take on the State of JavaScript (As It Is Used)— What’s better: a survey, or real world usage data from...
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Axios turns 1.0; TypeScript turns 10
#609 — October 7, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebTogether with JavaScript WeeklyAxios 1: The Long Standing HTTP Client Library— After eight years, 100,000 stars, and a presence in thousands of...
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Node to keep an eye on your code
#610 — October 14, 2022Unsubscribe | Read on the WebTogether with JavaScript WeeklyIntl Explorer: A Way to Learn and Experiment with the ECMAScript Internationalization API— Supported by all major...
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🪜 Decorating with Dr. Axel
#611 — October 21, 2022Read on the WebTogether with JavaScript WeeklyMetaprogramming with the 2022-03 Decorators API— If you’re a Python developer, you’ll be miles ahead on this idea. If not,...
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