Many websites run client-side code (JavaScript) in the
browser, and this is
usually proprietary
software. This means software that does not respect the
user's rights to study, modify and redistribute it. In Richard... (more…)
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Javascript has its fair share of ‘wat’ moments. Even though most of them have a logical explanation once you dig in, they can still be surprising. But JavaScript doesn’t deserve all the indignant laughter. And now that BigInt is officially part of the TC3... (more…)
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Learn JavaScript unit testing in this full course Learn programming, design and more with Treehouse. Start your seven days of free learning: https://trhou.se... (more…)
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This week few things happened in JavaScript world. Next.js 2.0 and Apollo 1.0 have been announced. React keeps getting more popular. I’m… (more…)
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