Plus React 18.1, why the npm ecosystem is so susceptible to supply chain attacks, and Node 16 gets Fetch. |
Four Eras of JavaScript Frameworks — While the pre-2012 history is a bit fuzzy given the author’s experiences, this is a nice retrospective and attempt to break down the history of JavaScript frameworks into four eras, each of which builds upon what came before. Chris Garrett |
Updated Course: Complete Intro to React — Join Brian Holt for this updated look at getting started with React. Covering things like hooks, effects, context, and portals. Throughout this video course you’ll learn about tools from across the entire React ecosystem (like Parcel, ESLint, TailwindCSS, and React Router). Frontend Masters |
IN BRIEF: Node 16.15.0 (LTS) has been released and has Node 18's experimental Fetch API support backported to it. A 5 minute video where Beth Griggs and Michael Dawson explain the Node 18 release process and the key features of the release. Someone asked Hacker News why the npm ecosystem seems more susceptible to supply chain attacks than, say, PHP's. Did you know about some of JavaScript's legacy string methods for generating HTML? "text".link(url) is a pretty neat one. This is a fantastic visual demo in just 256 bytes of JavaScript and this is an attempt to figure out how it works.. RELEASES: React 18.1 – A bug fix release. Figma Plugin for Storybook – Now GA. RxDB 12.0 – Offline-first, reactive database system. Postgres.js 3.1 – High perf PostgreSQL client library. Faker.js 6.2.0 – Fake data generator. |
Frontend Engineer — We've built the next-generation CMS. We're open-source. JavaScript. Headless. Community & People first. And free. And will stay that way. Forever. Strapi |
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How a Team Reduced Startup Time by 80% with Webpack — Admittedly, this team began from a reasonably inefficient starting point, such as using ts-node in production, but this post contains experiences or findings many teams could empathize with. Aris Konstantoulas |
▶ TypeScript Tips and Tricks with Matt Pocock — Matt has been developing a strong reputation on Twitter recently for his useful TypeScript tweets and videos, so it’s nice to see him digging deep on the VS Code YouTube channel with Burke Holland. 55-minutes, but if you’re a TypeScript user, you will learn something. Burke Holland |
Remotion 3.0: 'Write' Videos in React — Remotion lets you use your React skills to create videos by writing what you want to happen in code with Remotion handling the rendering and encoding. This video, built in Remotion, shows off a new AWS Lambda-based serverless rendering mechanism. Jonny Burger (Remotion) | |