Tag: JavaScript Library

All the articles with the tag "JavaScript Library".

• React, JSX and ES6: The Weird Parts

  Updated:Aug 26, 2015 |  at 05:11 PM

  Valid JSX complaints: overuse of element nodes and an ugly API for if statements, doctype, and comments

• ReactiveX - An API for asynchronous programmingwith observable streams

  Updated:Aug 19, 2015 |  at 05:15 PM

  RxJS allows you to create observable streams from DOM Events, XHR, Promises, Node callbacks, Arrays, and Maps

• jQuery 3.0 and jQuery Compat 3.0 Alpha Versions Released

  Updated:Jul 29, 2015 |  at 07:22 PM

  Is jQuery still relevant? This 3.0 release drops support for edge cases and makes deferreds Promises/A+ compatible

• Velocity.js: A fast animation engine with jQuery's animate API plus built-in support for color animation, easing, scrolling and CSS3 animation

  Updated:Dec 11, 2014 |  at 10:09 PM

  Try out the animation demos for Velocity.js and you'll immediately see why it is better than jQuery animate

• James Shore gives a thumbs up to React JS, but not for the reasons you might expect

  Updated:Oct 16, 2014 |  at 11:16 PM

  React JS is not accidentally opinionated. It is quite testable. It is SEO compatible. You should use it.

• Say what? YUI library has been discontinued.

  Updated:Sep 5, 2014 |  at 10:10 PM

  9-year veteran YUI is discontinued "in order to focus our efforts on this new technology landscape"

• GitHub repo: Immutable Data Collections for JavaScript

  Updated:Aug 1, 2014 |  at 04:28 PM

  Dive into functional programming with Facebook's JavaScript library for immutable collections

• Intern testing framework: "Let the Intern test it"

  Updated:Jul 31, 2014 |  at 11:24 PM

  You might want to try out this new open-source JavaScript testing framework with promises and integrated with cloud-hosted testing providers such as BrowserStack

• The "Is" library from jumpkick-studios: "a better way to write JavaScript conditional statements and still have pretty code"

  Updated:Jul 30, 2014 |  at 05:43 PM

  Use "Is" to flatten out your if-then-else logic flow and handle exceptions