TypeScript stole our hearts last year. It was just an infant when it managed to become the leader in the JavaScript ecosystem. But what is it exactly that makes TypeScript so popular?
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.
Are you ready for the International JavaScript Conference? We have the ultimate guide to what’s going down in London today and tomorrow for iJS 2018! Here’s some of the sessions you absolutely can’t miss on JavaScript, Angular, React, and more!
After a year of using Angular 2, Rever decided to rewrite their web client using Vue.js. Was it a good call? In this article, Luis Elizondo weighs in on the struggle of considering a new framework and reveals what happened after the decision was made.
No ticket? No problem! Livestream the opening keynote for the International JavaScript Conference 2018. In his talk “Why the fuss about severless” Simon Wardley explores the future of severless developments.
JavaScript has evolved a lot over the past few decades. And in this time, this language has become an essential part of the modern web. In this article, Vladimir Shkarupin explains how Angular became the juggernaut it is today and what’s next.
Another day, another ranking system. RedMonk has just released their bi-annual report on the state of the internet’s most popular programming languages. What did they see? Aside from JavaScript and Java’s continued dominance, they found out that Kotlin is rising, Go is plateauing, and Scala may be at the start of a backslide.
Udash is a Scala framework that promises to make web developing as safe as possible. Here, we have a look at some advantages and disadvantages of Udash.
Having a bad day? Fear not! I am here to entertain you with some of the weirdest programming jokes the internet has to offer.
TypeScript 2.7 is here and it seems that developers have taken well into account pull requests for error fixing in numerous features while introducing new tools.
Let’s keep it real: JavaScript frameworks are in great demand but there’s a huge difference between what developers know and what employers want. Case in point: React.
JavaScript is seen as the go-to language for newcomers to learn programming; meanwhile, blockchain still has this “hard to understand” label attached to its name. JavaScript is not always the right choice for blockchain projects, though. For Lisk, it ensures wide platform adoption. Here’s how.
Front-end frameworks have gone through significant transformations and they still remain relevant in a developer’s life. But are the new framework trends more of a hassle than a convenience?
