This article was originally published on the halistechnology.com and written by Chris Grimes. (more…)

When Promises were first introduced in ES6, they made the job of writing asynchronous code easier. Callback hell was replaced with simpler constructs that allowed developers to more easily handle asynchronous tasks. The key to understanding promises is kn... (more…)

Neo.mjs, the UI framework that runs on web workers is still the project growing at the fastest pace. (more…)

Most modern websites run lots and lots of non-free JavaScript programs in your web browser when you visit them. The GNU project would very much like to replace these non-free programs with free ones. They are looking for volunteers to help out with this ... (more…)

There are things that we tend not to notice since they are so obvious — or we just do not need to think about them. There are many such things in JavaScript, things that we do not need to worry about in our everyday work (unless you develop Babe... (more…)