Episode 53
3/9/2019Articles & News
- Hooks for React.js - the new ketchup?
- Higher order functions and some great applications in javascript
- Writing Unit Tests For A Rewrite: A Case Study
- How Are Function Components Different from Classes?
- Gopher meet Plasma: A WebAssembly Experiment
- Understanding a Performance Issue with “Polymorphic” JSON Data
- React Hooks: Compound Components
- How to Enable React Strict Mode
- Using CSS Selectors In Javascript
- Maintaining global state in AWS Lambda functions with Async Hooks
- JavaScript Fundamentals: Master the DOM! (Part 1)
- JavaScript Performance Pitfalls in V8
- useTypescript — A Complete Guide to React Hooks and TypeScript
- Handtrack.js: Hand Tracking Interactions in the Browser using Tensorflow.js and 3 lines of code.
- Building rich command-line interfaces with Ink and React
- Tutorial: How to share code between iOS, Android & Web using React Native, react-native-web and monorepo
- How to render 3D in 2D canvas
- Scheduling in React
- JavaScript Symbols: But Why?
Tips, tricks & bit-sized awesomeness
- Fast string concatenation in JavaScript
- JavaScript "loose" comparison step by step
- Demo for how useReducer + useContext for dispatch can improve perf compared to just useState and passing down callbacks
- W3C approves WebAuthn as the web standard for password-free logins
- The Node.js modules team just reached consensus on what we plan to upstream
- I just made this diagram of modern React lifecycle methods. Hope you’ll find it helpful!
- Hey folks! I am soliciting feedback for the tc39 website.
Releases
Libs & demos
Interesting & silly stuff
- Coping with Feedback
- Researchers uncover ring of GitHub accounts promoting 300+ backdoored apps
- Facebook Is Allowing Anyone to Look You Up Using Your Two-Factor Authentication Phone Number
- JavaScript considered harmful. For real, according to JP police.
- Researchers asked 43 freelance developers to code the user registration for a web app and assessed how they implemented password storage. 26 devs initially chose to leave passwords as plaintext.