Deno 1.8 recently shipped with plenty of new features, including WebGPU support, internationalization APIs, stabilized import maps, support for fetching private modules, and more. Deno permissions, links, and symlinks are now stable. Deno 1.8 additionally … more Read More
The latest iteration of the RedMonk Language Ranks dated January 2021 shows no change at the top of the table but there are some interesting movements lower down with TypeScript and Dart moving up while Ruby and Go are slipping down. Read more… … more Read More
After a considerable gap between releases, jQuery 3.6 is out, bringing with it bug fixes and improvements. Despite what you might think it is still very relevant. … more Read More
Authentication is one of those things that just always seems to take a lot more effort than we want it to. To set up auth, you have to re-research topics you haven’t thought about since the last time you did authentication, and the fast-paced nature … more Read More
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Deno 1.8, released on March 2, offers preliminary support for an API to bring enhanced machine learning to the secure JavaScript/TypeScript runtime. Experimental backing for the WebGPU API, for performing operations such as rendering and computation … more Read More
Learn about the primitive types in JavaScript, how type coercion works and a better solution to working with types in JavaScript. All programming languages have built-in types. They’re the building blocks that help us to structure our code and create … more Read More
I’m a Developer Evangelist at Twilio and a big part of my job was travelling around Europe speaking to developers about the cool things that they can build with Twilio’s technology. Enter 2020 and beyond. Stuck at home I had to find new ways to communicate … more Read More
Oftentimes we need to detect when a click has happened outside of an element or when the focus has shifted outside of it. Some of the evident examples for this use case are fly-out menus, dropdowns, tooltips and popovers. Let’s start the process of making … more Read More
More often than not, when building your JavaScript application, you’ll want to fetch data from a remote source or consume an API. There’s lots of cool stuff that can be done with data from a range of publicly available APIs. With Vue.js, you can literally … more Read More
