Crank.js adds yet another framework to the JavaScript ecosystem. It was designed for creating JSX-based promises, and it also comes with its own syntax for components. We spoke to its creator, Brian Kim, about the framework, its benefits, and future expectations.
CASL is a library that is designed to make managing permissions easier. We spoke to CASL’s developer Sergii Stotskyi about the library. When do you need CASL, what has changed with version 4.0 and what are some typical stumbling blocks?
Deno 1.0 is scheduled to arrive on May 13. For this occasion, we spoke to Deno creator Ryan Dahl about how Deno differs from Node, how it is compatible with the JavaScript ecosystem and where the journey is headed beyond v1. Can you use lodash with Deno?
Node.js 14 has arrived. The major release brings a stable version of the diagnostic reports introduced in Node 12. Also, the support status for ES Modules has changed once again, and with the upgrade to V8 8.1, the latest language features have now reached Node.
We spoke with Thomas Steiner, a Developer Advocate at Google Hamburg, about Project Fugu, a major player in the development of a PWA standard. Project Fugu is a cross-company effort from Google, Microsoft, and Intel focused on improving the web. Discover the process behind designing new APIs at Project Fugu and how it will bridge the app gap.
What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)? At DevOps Con, we spoke with Emma Button from nubeGo about IaC, what agile methods are needed, the best tools for the job, and what her advice is for people coming into infrastructure from the development world.
We caught up with Manfred Steyer at the International JavaScript Conference 2018 in Munich, Germany to talk about the newly-released Angular v7, his thoughts on Ivy Renderer, how to select frameworks for your projects and more.
Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Last year, we launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Jen Looper, Senior Developer Advocate at Progress & founder of Vue Vixens.
Last Thursday, someone gained access to an npm publisher’s account and used it to publish an unauthorized update of a popular package which contained malicious code. “What the code did was attempt to steal additional login tokens for npm from these other users, by sending them to a remote server,” Laurie Voss explained. “This, if successful, would have allowed them to hijack other packages and compromise more users.” Learn more about the incident here.
Progressive Web Apps are speedy, reliable, and enhance the mobile web. We spoke with developer Maxim Salnikov about the next best thing for scrolling through the web.
Did you miss Dmytro Zharkov talk at International JavaScript Conference in London? Here is a small interview to give you a taste of what went on during his session.
VueX is a state management library for Vue. Why should you be using it in your Vue projects? We talked about that to Luca Mezzalira, System Architect at DAZN and Google Developer Expert on Web Technologies.
Google’s machine learning framework TensorFlow is on the rise. We spoke to Christoph Henkelmann at ML Conference 2017 about its benefits in the enterprise and the reasons for using Java in this context. Furthermore, we talked about new trends in the world of machine learning.
One of the new and emerging web standards is Web Components. The Web Components standard enables you to create reusable web components that include HTML, CSS and JavaScript. We caught up with Gil Fink, CEO of sparXys and iJS speaker, to talk about the standard and when Stencil will come in handy.
