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What's (Could Be) New in JavaScript for 2019
Just two weeks ago we were reflecting on what ES2018 features we should know but now we’re on to speculating on what’s coming in ES2019.
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8 Vue.js UI Component for 2019
Vue.js is quickly becoming a fan favorite for developers when it comes to web app development.
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React Tutorial: How to Get Started and How it Compares
A multi-part React tutorial, to showcase its capabilities and see how it compares to Angular and VueJS.
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Convert a String to a Number in JavaScript
You might think this is a simple task and explainable in a single line of code. Au contraire.. there are some subtleties to be aware of.
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The “Bug-O” Notation
Bug O helps us think about the running time or memory complexity of our algorithms, but here Dan Abramov urges us to think about Bug-O (or how much an API slows you down as your codebase grows).
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Being Type Strict Without Writing TypeScript
Explains how you can write typed JSDoc annotations in comments and have type safety checked in the IDE. An interesting compromise that may suit some setups or if you want to 'try out' static typing without going all in.
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AngularJS or ReactJs: Which one to choose?
A detailed comparison between Angular and React, two of the most popular JavaScript frameworks.
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