Tag: JavaScript

All the articles with the tag "JavaScript".

• Should I use JSR? The answer might be no.

  Published:Mar 6, 2024 |  at 10:23 PM

  JSR arguably does what npm should. It is innovative and compelling, but it raises a lot of questions you should consider.

• Vue Vapor aims to make Vue rendering work more like SolidJS

  Published:Mar 5, 2024 |  at 09:26 PM

  Vue Vapor is a new compilation strategy that relies on signals to re-render only the affected html nodes when a signal changes, avoiding a virtual DOM altogether

• What's new in Remix 2.7

  Published:Feb 22, 2024 |  at 11:16 PM

  Remix finalized the Vite build process, improved static site generation, enabled split server bundles and enhanced control over client-only and server-only separation

• htmz: Dynamic Applications Without a <script> Tag

  Published:Feb 20, 2024 |  at 05:56 PM

  htmz is an experiment that distills the concepts of htmx into a single HTML snippet

• React 19 is coming: Automatic Memoization & Server Actions

  Published:Feb 16, 2024 |  at 09:35 PM

  React 19 will allow developers to drop useMemo, useCallback; Server Actions are real and well crafted; Meta is opening React Canary builds to the world

• Is Bun the Next Big Thing in JavaScript? The 10+ Tools It Replaces

  Published:Feb 12, 2024 |  at 01:40 PM

  Bun's killer feature isn't speed or TypeScript support or Node compatibility. It's a brand new approach; a unified toolkit that allows us to move past the patchwork of tools that JavaScript Engineers must juggle today.

• Upgrading from WordPress to Astro

  Published:Feb 11, 2024 |  at 05:55 AM

  With Astro's feature set and templates, I converted and redesigned my blog in a few hours

• Webpack 4 - Released

  Updated:Mar 2, 2018 |  at 10:08 AM

  Webpack 4 is available. Zero-configuration modes are here!

• Rough boxes with CSS Houdini - @iamvdo

  Updated:Jan 26, 2018 |  at 04:18 PM

  With Chrome's Web Platform flag you can test out new APIs that allow custom painting for custom CSS properties

• Webpack 3: Official Release

  Updated:Jun 29, 2017 |  at 02:58 PM

  Just when we moved fully to Webpack 2, Webpack 3 comes out with scope hoisting and magic comments