The “Enterprise JavaScript in 2019” survey by npm reveals some trends for the JavaScript community. This year, respondents report that they want to learn WebAssembly, they are concerned about open source code security, and much more. Find out the key takeaways and see what’s expected for the years ahead.
By now, Node.js isn’t a small-time-player anymore when it comes to backend technology. However, the acceptance and distribution of the platform have only increased in recent years, so that more and more developers have to approach this technology. Node.js’ lightweight character is its biggest advantage, but nothing comes drawback-free. Sebastian Springer and Khaled Labidi explain more in this tutorial.
Last year, our readers stated that jQuery is still very much alive and relevant and the jQuery team proves it with a new release! Here, we have a look at the new features and improvements in jQuery 3.4.
When building tools for your business or analytics for customers, do you face problems with infrastructure maintenance? Cube.js makes it so that customizable JavaScript powered analytics are just a few lines of code away. Now, more than ever, there are plenty of helpful tutorials to get you up and running with better visualization.
We love StackOverflow, even if sometimes our questions are left unanswered. A recent study showed that Python is now the most questioned about language on StackOverflow. Previous the crown belonged to JavaScript. What are developers getting stuck on and turning to the Internet for answers?
V8, an open source JavaScript engine created by Google is here with a new version that’s currently in beta. V8 version 7.4 brings some major performance improvements and some interesting new features.
After a long winter, spring is finally here, so why not take your learning outside the classroom? Prop your laptop up on the beach and get some fresh air, while studying up on your JavaScript. Today we are highlighting some of the fun and user-friendly tools available for brushing up on JavaScript, preparing for interviews, or just learning a few new concepts.
RedMonk’s biannual report -for the first quarter of 2019- on the state of the most popular programming languages is here. The RedMonk team also presents a neat chart that includes all the language movements from 2012 till Q1 2019. Let’s have a look.
Time to put languages to the test. Which programming languages are the most secure and which have dents in their armor? A report from WhiteSource examined security vulnerabilities in some of the most popular programming languages and looked at the trends of high security vulnerabilities over the years.
The latest version of the State of Vue.js report is live and it brings some valuable insights into the state of the Vue ecosystem as well as what the team has in store for the future. Let’s have a closer look.
The new release of the Ember project arrives with a couple of interesting new features and some important updates. In this article, we take a closer look at what’s new in Ember 3.8 and we present the results of our previous poll on the discussion around Ember and if it is a relevant tool in the JavaScript ecosystem.
npm, Inc. announced the availability of npm Enterprise, a managed deployment of the npm registry. How will this solution impact the community of enterprise developers? Let’s have a closer look.
The newest GitLab version brings tons of new features and improvements. Error tracking with Sentry and JavaScript coverage in SAST are two of the most interesting highlights featured in GitLab 11.8. Let’s have a closer look.
What could be the real unifying factor for the app platforms we have now, both mobile, desktop and web-based? Are progressive web apps new cross-platform silver bullet? In this session, Maxim Salnikov gives some interesting insights.
