TypeScript 3.3 is here! What can we expect from this stable superset of JavaScript? Better behavior for calling union types, faster build times for composite projects, JavaScript editing in your favorite IDEs, and absolutely no breaking changes!
Big changes are coming in 2019! Yarn’s new v2 roadmap lists some overhauled new features and a change from Flow to TypeScript. This dependency management tool for JavaScript is evolving. Are you ready for what’s to come?
Adding some useful helpers to create DOM elements and keeping them in sync with the data, RE:DOM is a fast JavaScript library for creating UI you’ve been looking for! Let’s have a closer look at what makes this library special.
Last week, we invited you to participate in our poll letting us know which programming languages are on your list for 2019. With over 1000 replies, the time has come to have a look at the results and what the JAXenter community has to say.
We are still not done with the 2018 reviews! Today, we take a look at the most interesting highlights from the Pluralsight Tech Index 2018 mini report. Is Dart the next big thing?
We are back with another 2018 year review and this time we are putting the spotlight on the superstars of the JavaScript ecosystem with an overview of the 2018 JavaScript Rising Stars.
Hungry for some SQL à la speed? Time to meet AlaSQL, an open source SQL database for JavaScript built for speed and convenience. Let’s have a closer look.
Now that we are done with the experts’ tech predictions for 2019, it is time to turn our attention to you. Participate in our poll and let us know which languages will be relevant, interesting or exciting in 2019.
The latest version of the Ember project is here with a couple of new features for the Ember CLI and some minor changes and bug fixes to Ember.js. Here, we take a look at Ember 3.7 and discuss Ember’s current status in comparison to the other three big competitors in the JavaScript ecosystem.
Today, we’re taking the pulse of the JavaScript and web development universe, and the huge trend that is progressive web apps. Let’s have a closer look at all the interesting highlights of the 2018 Ionic Developer Survey.
There are hundreds of programming languages out there. Some new, some well-established, some built for reliability others for fun. But which are the hardest to learn and why? In this article, we take a look at the poll results for some of the, arguably, most difficult programming languages, as our readers ranked them.
Are you already in weekend mode? The weekend can wait because GoLand 2018.3 just arrived! The JetBrains team has been working hard on this one since it brings tons of changes and improvements. Let’s have a closer look.
Developers can now take advantage of NASA’s web-based mission control framework for data visualization on mobile & desktop; they can build dashboards for data analysis and situational awareness using the same tool that NASA uses for some of its spacecraft missions. We talked to Andrew Henry, a software developer for SGT Inc. who works on the Open MCT project at NASA’s Ames Research Center about how to get started with Open MCT, how they rewrote the plugin API so that the framework can be extended without imposing third-party libraries on developers & more.
Want to learn more about reactive programming in a hands-on environment? Cycle.js may not be the most popular JavaScript framework, but its fully reactive ideas are one of a kind. Find out how to get on the track and start riding.
