The ES2018 introduced us with the concept of the rest and spread operators. Though the ES2015 already introduced us the spread operator, ES2018 further expanded the syntax by adding spread properties to object literals. Both of them become very usefu…

Dambrosio recently released RSLint, a linter for JavaScript that is written entirely in Rust. RSLint strives to be as fast as possible, customizable, and easy to use. RSLint is still in the early phase of its development and features basic Visual Studio C…

Recently, we have seen an uptick of JavaScript tools being written in languages other than JavaScript. This blog post lists a few examples and explains the appeal of not using JavaScript.

In this article I go over three things that, in my mind, would make JavaScript better. None are new ideas. This post is an expansion of a tweet I had when I saw someone asking about improvements for JS. (though probably are impossible for various reasons)…

Hello World 👋 Welcome to the second article of the Epic React series which is based on the workshop material from EpicReact.Dev by Kent C. Dodds. In the previous article, you looked at the different topics that are going to be covered in EpicReact.D…

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I recently overhauled a JS parsing library to delegate to the Rust implementation via Wasm. The result to users is seamless as the small Wasm bundled is inlined in the library as base64 encoded. Along the way, I saw that parsing can be much faster than ob…

This article summarizes the current and proposed class fields and methods semantics. With the exception of private static fields and methods at the time of writing, all the described semantics enjoy current TC39 consensus.

Learn how to use the pop array method in Javascript to pull items or elements out of an array called pop, and also the push array method which allows you to …