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JavaScript and TypeScript Trends 2024: Insights From the Developer Ecosystem Survey
For the last seven years, we at JetBrains have been running our Developer Ecosystem Survey in an effort to map out the changing developer landscape and the major technologies used. The results, both the raw data and analyzed reports, are shared with … more Read More
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Reactive magic in Svelte 5: Understanding Runes
Svelte 5 brings improvements under the hood—namely functional components and the adoption of signals—but is otherwise a mostly incremental update. The one exception is the new Runes feature, which introduces a host of ideas for dealing with reactivity … more Read More
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Federated Credential Management (FedCM) Migration for Google Identity Services
Posted by Gina Biernacki, Product Manager Chrome is phasing out support for third-party cookies this year, subject to addressing any remaining concerns of the CMA. A relatively new web API, Federated Credential Management (FedCM), will enable sign-in … more Read More
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A Better Guide to Forms in React
A Better Guide to Forms in React 15 minutes by Andrew Jones This article will explain modern best practices for building forms in React, how to build dynamic forms, how forms relate to React Server Components, and more. Product for Engineers: Helping … more Read More
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Hono web framework adds static site generation
Hono 4.0.0, the latest release of the fast, lightweight web framework that runs on any JavaScript runtime, is now available. The update features static site generation, client components, and file-based routing. Launched February 9, Hono 4.0.0 introduces … more Read More
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WebStorm 2024.1 EAP Digest #2: Documentation in Completion, Component Usages, JSX Structure, and More
We’re halfway through the Early Access Program for WebStorm 2024.1! It’s been a while since we walked you through the latest improvements and features in this release, so it’s about time for an update. Read on to learn about the key changes in the EAP … more Read More
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jQuery 4.0 trims browser support, removes APIs
jQuery 4.0, now in a beta state, drops support for a number of older browsers and removes previously deprecated APIs. The new release also introduces support for Trusted Types. With jQuery 4.0, support is dropped for Internet Explorer versions 10 and … more Read More
