JavaScript

Paweł Grzybek has a succinct overview of the new things in JavaScript this year, including credit to the people involved. I find it interesting to consider features in the recent light of the JS0/JSSugar proposal/drama. Looking at these features, which ones would be “real language” features (JS0) and which could be processed away (JSSugar)? I […]

This concludes our three-part series on working with clipboard data. With pasting, we have some control over the type of data we want to use.

I love those three little dots in JavaScript. Mat Marquis has a nice article covering them (“destructuring” as it were) nicely. And agreed there are plenty of times they can be confusing. What always gets me is that sometimes it is used to “pluck off” the remaining the values from an array or object (which […]

There are big tradeoffs, naturally, but vanilla JavaScript is very powerful, usable everywhere, lightweight, and high-performance. Learn it and use it when it’s the best choice.

An open letter with a bunch of big names attached to it asking Oracle to give up the copyright on “JavaScript”. It is therefore time to take active steps in order to bring the JavaScript trademark into the public domain, where it belongs. It’s kinda weird, and only for historical acquisition reasons that they have […]

TanStack Router is a comprehensive JavaScript framework for client-side applications, emphasizing type-safe routing and navigation. It includes nested layouts and efficient data loading.

Hydration refers to JavaScript frameworks making server-side rendered HTML interactive.

Almost every site has at least one third-party script on it, and the average is 5. I’ve taken that from the blog post Introducing Nuxt Scripts from Harlan Wilton. While third-party scripts are a performance and security drain, they are, as Harlan puts it “fundamentally useful and aren’t going anywhere soon.” Typically, you just chuck […]

This guide serves as an introduction to learning JavaScript, covering necessary prerequisite knowledge and addressing common obstacles. It highlights JavaScript’s origins, essential concepts, and practical applications across different environments.

Chrome is experimentally shipping with Gemini Nano, their smallest Large Language Model (LLM) baked right in, then offer APIs to use it. In Chrome, these APIs are built to run inference against Gemini Nano with fine-tuning or an expert model. Designed to run locally on most modern devices, Gemini Nano is best for language-related use […]