Researchers from the University of Tokyo have developed a JavaScript framework for training relatively large deep learning models.

A list of our favorite web development resources for the month of July, packed with some awesome new frameworks, vanilla JS libraries, and many other goodies. (more…)

To take Microservices into production, you need to make sure they are communicating securely and reliably. We explore using RabbitMQ as an alternative transport for SenacaJS microservices and show you how easy it can be to plug Compose RabbitMQ into your ...

Ivan digs into JavaScript performance, from environments, response times, context, parsing, compiling and executing, to bundle sizes and shipping less code. (more…)

Variable used to be the norm in JavaScript, but now there are better players on the playing field: let and const. The main difference? Scope. See, scope is important in programming. In most cases, always using global variables isn't a great idea, but ther... (more…)