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Rethinking JavaScript Test Coverage
An informative post written by Benjamin Coe, Product Manager at npm, Inc. and lead maintainer of yargs and Istanbul for the Node.js Collection. It covers work that has gone into introducing native code coverage support to Node.js.
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Web Scraping JavaScript Rendered Content
A detailed tutorial on how to do web scraping with JavaScript by Rob Gravelle.
Java and JavaScript Integration in OSGI
A great tutorial on how to integrate front-end with backend.
How to block unproductive websites and boost your productivity using JavaScript
Tired of wasting your time on various unproductive websites? In this post, Madhav Bahl teaches hwo to block unproductive websites and boost your productivity using JavaScript.
Tools & Code
Achieve: JavaScript Servlets on Node.js
Node.js has revolutionized the way dev approach JavaScript. This post looks at another open source innovation for JS on the backend.
Misc
Why Async: JavaScript and the real world
A preview of an as yet unreleased course, but even these three pages might help you out if you’re still learning how promises and async/await can improve your code.
Why use JavaScript for machine learning?
This post is extracted from the book Hands-on Machine Learning with JavaScript by Burak Kanber. The book is a definitive guide to creating intelligent web applications with the best of machine learning and JavaScript
Removing jQuery from GitHub.com frontend
GitHub has just been able to drop jQuery as a dependency of the frontend code for GitHub.com. This transition has taken years and here’s what they’ve learnt and what libraries have replaced it.