Everyone knows Uber for their ride-sharing app, but what about frameworks? Meet Fusion.js, a new open source web framework from Uber. Focused on building lightweight apps, this framework uses plugin-based architecture to get the job done.
Introducing Pax, a bundler that lets you handle code at warp speed. Developers can spend less time waiting and more time actually developing with this lightweight JavaScript bundler.
The question of JavaScript’s continued relevance, having first appeared in 1995, finds an answer in its continued popularity, its ease of access, and of course adaptability as a programming language. In this article, Shusetsu Toda explains why JavaScript is alive and well and what role it has in blockchain’s journey into the mainstream.
More npm news, as the popular package manager announces that they are joining TC39, the working group responsible for defining the standard for JavaScript.
Looking for a new IDE for JavaScript? We take a look at some of the most popular options for this language, including Komodo, Atom, VS Code, and more.
We have already discussed the overall results of the 2017 State of JavaScript report some months ago. But the data is so rich that analysis can go on forever! This time we have a quick look at some highlights concerning the usage of JavaScript across different industries.
JSweet is a transpiler that takes code from Java to JavaScript with over 1,000 available JavaScript libraries. See what it can do and unwrap something sweet with its Maven repository.
It’s that time of year again! The 2018 Packt Skill Up Report is out and loud! With 8000 respondents and 6 focus tracks, it gives a detailed picture of the tools and trends that define how software developers work today. In this article, we take a closer look at web development: What technologies are currently number one and what does the future hold?
Previously, we had a close look at the results of the 2018 JetBrains’ State of Developer Ecosystem survey with a focus on Java. Here, we present you the most interesting and fun highlights on a number of languages and technologies.
Freelancer.com published the Fast 50 Report for the first quarter of 2018 and it seems to confirm the general trends that have been witnessed over the course of 2018 so far: blockchain, AI and JavaScript skills are among the hottest.
Pluralsight, the enterprise technology learning platform, announced the launch of the Pluralsight Technology Index that ranks the demand for skills in certain technologies. Here we offer an introduction in the methodology behind the new index and take a look at some interesting results.
Although Vue.js creates compelling user interfaces efficiently and easily, it’s not growing fast enough. That should change. In this article, Kayla Matthews explains why we should be paying more attention to this progressive JavaScript framework.
Hacker News Hiring Trends rankings and PYPL PopularitY of Programming Language index for April 2018 are out, offering different approaches, different data sources and different, yet interesting results.
We like to keep a finger on the pulse of the developer community. Today, we take a look at SlashData’s 2018 report on developers. Where are we going, what trends are we following, and what tools are we using? It looks like a lot of machine learning, serverless, and JavaScript.
