All posts in Javascript

The survey reveals that React’s usage share of 58% is testament to its continued dominance. In the realm of JavaScript development, JetBrains’ State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 survey paints a vivid picture that sheds light on the language’s pervasive influence and the varied choices made by its practitioners. These findings . . . Read more

JavaScript offers a rich set of data structures that empower developers to efficiently manage and manipulate data. Two of the most versatile data structures in JavaScript are Map and Set. In this comprehensive tutorial, we will delve into these powerful constructs, exploring their features, use cases and some practical examples. . . . Read more

JavaScript is a versatile and widely used programming language that powers dynamic web applications. As development projects become more complex, following best practices becomes essential to ensuring maintainability, scalability and code quality. In this article, we’ll explore a comprehensive set of best practices for JavaScript development, accompanied by code examples. . . . Read more
15 Aug, 2023
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Image: Adobe Stock/Scanrail At a restaurant where the waiters, chefs and cooks speak the same language but use different words for what’s on the menu, you might order lobster bisque and wind up with steak frites. A similar Tower of Babel issue exists in cybersecurity, especially given increasing threats in . . . Read more
21 Jul, 2023
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In this web development tutorial, we discuss the strengths and weaknesses of CSS-in-JS and provide code examples. Back in 2015, a JavaScript library called JSS (which is still actively maintained) was launched that allowed developers to use JavaScript to describe styles in a declarative, conflict-free, and reusable way. JSS would . . . Read more

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How to get the better of bugs in all the possible packages in your supply chain?

Two popular open source JavaScript packages recently got “hacked” in a smbolic gesture by the original project creator.

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03 Nov, 2020
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Patches for both the Chrome desktop and Android browser address high-severity flaws with known exploits available in the wild.