JavaScript Roadmap

Step by step guide to learn JavaScript in 2023

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AI vs Web development 😅✌️

Interview w/ Brendan Eich

JavaScript, Firefox, Mozilla, and Brave

👉 https://youtu.be/krB0enBeSiE

Lex Fridman

🗞 Issue 3 / 09.05.2023


📄 A Practical Guide to Not Blocking the Event Loop

Typically, JavaScript engines run JavaScript in a single thread with an event loop. However, the nature of mixing synchronous and asynchronous tasks, along with the increasing popularity of workers for running code on separate threads, makes the landscape harder to navigate than it used to be.

SLAVA KNYAZEV


📄 Deno announced Deno KV

A strongly consistent and globally replicated key-value database.

ANDY JIANG, RYAN DAHL

IN BRIEF

📜 Next.js 13.4 has been released and it pushes hard on the app router approach, the ability to use the filesystem to provide API structure, and a new experimental feature: server actions.

📜 Astro 2.4 just launched with experimental middleware, stronger scoping for CSS, and more.

📜The Amazon Prime Video team wrote about How they saved 90% on their AWS bill by moving from serverless microservices to a monolith. This sparked many heated debates like “serverless is good” and “serverless is bad”.

Creating Apps with React Native (2022)

Produce high-quality, cross-platform apps with user experiences almost identical to pure native apps.

M. Holmes He

Array Methods Explained

Understanding array methods is an important step towards being able to write clean, functional code, and it opens doors to more powerful techniques of functional and reactive programming.

Aleksandrs Bogackins

🗞 Issue 4 / 11.05.2023


📄 The JavaScript Ecosystem Is Delightfully Weird

Bear with me, instead of starting with how JavaScript ecosystem is weird, I'm going to start with why the JavaScript ecosystem is weird.

SAM RUBY


📄 The New JavaScript Features Coming in ECMAScript 2023

The next JavaScript update brings smaller additions familiar from other languages, but there are more significant developments in the wings.

MARY BRANSCOMBE


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IN BRIEF

📜 React now has official 'canary' releases if you want to use newer features than in the stable releases but still be on an officially supported channel.

📜 Newly released Firefox 113 lets you override JS files in its debugger.

📜 Svelte is converting from TypeScript to JSDoc ...