#programming/js

Graph / node editor in the browser using VueJS

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Nuxt.js development made easier.

In tips to learn React + Redux you will get a list of best practices and tips to learn React JS and Redux. The tutorial covers various topics in Redux, ES6 and React like testing, components and state…

Let's learn React and Redux with Javascript's new ES6 syntax, from Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced. Chapter 01 Introduction Files for each lesson can be...

This tutorial is the final of a three-part series by Brad Westfall. We'll learn how to manage state across an entire application efficiently and in a way t

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Redux is becoming the de facto way to build React apps. And there are tons of examples that show how it’s done. But React-Redux apps have…

This is the first article of a series on functional programming in dynamically typed languages such as Javascript.

I have three weeks to learn JS. I bumped into someone at a networking event - he likes me a lot. I encompass 3/4 of the things I need to be able...

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If you’re a newcomer to JavaScript, jargon like “module bundlers vs. module loaders,” “Webpack vs. Browserify” and “AMD vs. CommonJS” can…

understanding-es6 - Simple examples to help you understand ES6

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Apply the principles of purely functional languages to your JavaScript to gain more reliable, self-documenting codebases.

Understand the difference between classes and prototypes to unlock JavaScript’s dynamic hidden superpower: delegation.

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In meinem letzten Beitrag, dem ersten Teil der Serie “The State of JavaScript”, bin ich auf die aktuelle Verbreitung von JavaScript eingegangen. In diesem Beitrag werde ich mich mit JavaScript Frontend-Frameworks beschäftigen. via Pocket

JavaScript for hipsters - and the headline is NOT the best part of the article

Screencast created by Tuts+Premium in association with net magazine and Creative Bloq. With browser performance improving, along with the steady adoption of new HTML5 APIs, the volume of JavaScript on the web is growing. via Pocket

A lot of JavaScript developers out there, myself included, love jQuery. And rightly so! Like any great tool, it makes our lives easier. When building something with a large amount of front-end code, like a robust site or application, jQuery is a powerful ally. via Pocket

While I’ve worked over a decade building various websites, it has only been the past 3 years that I’ve started learning more on how to work with plain JavaScript, instead of using jQuery always as the starting point. via Pocket

Composing multiple functions to create more complex ones is a common utility in any programming language. And the ability to construct functions in a way that is easily composable is a true talent, but it really shines with code maintenance and reuse. via Pocket

JavaScript is a fully-featured Object-Oriented programming language. On the surface, it shares syntactical similarities with Java and C, but the mentality is quite different. At its core, JavaScript is more similar to functional languages. via Pocket

To be a good Javascript developer you have to master in developer tool and more specifically console tab of dev tool. See the 15 tricks that will make you th... via Pocket

This article explores the various ways you can create objects with the JavaScript language, and through this exploration finds that there is much to learn about the language! via Pocket

Preface: Nothing in this post is necessarily new, or even anything I thought of first (save for a name or two). via Pocket

As web developers, we have all tried many different tools, IDE’s and text editors to improve our daily workflow. Apart from the old-fashioned vim/emacs lover, many of us currently use either Sublime Text (with its great collection of plugins) or WebStorm. via Pocket

JavaScript has many great style guides. Thus, there is no need to write yet another one. Instead, this blog post describes commonly accepted meta style rules and conventions that I like that are controversial. The idea is to help you make a more informed decision about what is right for you. via Pocket

An overview of why full-stack JavaScript might be right for you and how it works its magic.

You-Dont-Know-JS - A book series on JavaScript. @YDKJS on twitter.

Hey guys,since we have a few beginners here on board, trying to make their first steps in the world of HTML5 games, I thought it might be good to point you ...

A protip by dtao about performance, prototype, and javascript.

38,565 Views A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. A presentation about tricks and best practice ideas of how to use JavaScript given in our office in India as part of an internal training. via Pocket

Some time ago i wrote about how important is to write unit tests for our code, you can read it here. Today, i have seen a lot of developers talking about unit tests, but the majority of these efforts are focused to the backend. via Pocket

Great design is a product of care and attention applied to areas that matter, resulting in a useful, understandable, and hopefully beautiful user interface. But don’t be fooled into thinking that design is left only for designers. via Pocket

We’ve all been there: that bit of JavaScript functionality that started out as just a handful of lines grows to a dozen, then two dozen, then more. Along the way, a function picks up a few more arguments; a conditional picks up a few more conditions. via Pocket

Lets start with a short quiz. What is alerted in each case?: What is a Function Declaration? via Pocket

JavaScript is an interesting language. It is quite different from any other language I’ve used, and it takes a while to really notice and understand the nuances if you don’t have a good way of learning. via Pocket

JavaScript has been called everything from great to awful to the assembly language of the Web, but we all use it. Love JavaScript or hate it: everyone admits there are serious flaws and not many other choices. Let’s start with some fundamental negatives. via Pocket

This article recently appeared on BuildNewGames.com, a collaboration by the teams at Bocoup and Internet Explorer. It is authorized to publish on WebAppers. via Pocket

JavaScript. At once bizarre and yet beautiful, it is surely the programming language that Pablo Picasso would have invented. Null is apparently an object, an empty array is apparently equal to false, and functions are bandied around as though they were tennis balls. via Pocket

sublime-js-snippets - Snippets for JavaScript / JS Programming in Sublime Text 2 & 3

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Whether we like it or not, more and more developers are being introduced to the world of JavaScript through jQuery first. In many ways, these newcomers are the lucky ones. They have access to a...

This article explains the math of animations with JavaScript. JSFiddle code examples are provided as well.

In January I came across a website that had a whole slew of JavaScript that attempted to prevent you from selecting text, right clicking or dragging any content onto your desktop. I decided to copy...

EXT23 Is your web app drowning in a sea of JavaScript? Has your client-side codebase grown from "a snippet here and there" to "more JavaScript than HTML"? Do you find yourself writing one-off snippets...