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October 14, 2022
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Mark Otto
Together with ▶ Creating Your Own JavaScript Runtime with V8 — Want to join the pantheon of developers famed and esteemed for creating things like Node, Deno, and Bun by creating a JS runtime of your own? Erick takes us deep into the main moving parts…
October 7, 2022
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Mark Otto
Together with 🤔 If you wonder why people use Axios when the Fetch API is widely supporters, interceptors are just one of many features its fans cite. ‘I Turned JS Into a Compiled Language (for Fun and Wasm)’ — You can never be bored observing…
October 4, 2022
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Mark Otto
Software development is as in-demand as it could possibly be today. Big and small companies alike (and even independent entrepreneurs) are regularly hiring software developers to create programs, applications, and various online tools. But just like with anything else, software development requires proper planning to…
September 30, 2022
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Mark Otto
We’re excited to announce our new pricing plan! Pricing changes are always tough but we do believe that this new structure will be more aligned with how people use our products—and that it’s more sustainable long term for us as well. We want to continue…
September 30, 2022
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Mark Otto
The Web Almanac 2022’s Take on the State of JavaScript in the Real World — What’s better: a survey, or real world usage data from 8 million sites? If you prefer the latter, this is for you. The Web Almanac is an annual ‘state of the…
September 23, 2022
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Mark Otto
Initial thoughts This article was written by the marketing team of Flatlogic. Flatlogic full-stack web application generator is a tool for the fast creation of web applications from scratch. The tool provides the UI for creating the database schema from which you generate the application…
September 23, 2022
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Mark Otto
A Proposed JS Feature: Extractor Objects — Entering stage one at the latest TC39 meeting is a proposal for being able to define your own logic (such as data validation or transformation) to run as part of the object destructuring process. A proposal worth reviewing. Ecma…
September 20, 2022
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Mark Otto
React is the most commonly used web framework today. What started as a universal UI library developed by Facebook in 2011 and went open source in 2013 is now widely used to create compelling user interfaces. React consists of components – small pieces of code…
September 16, 2022
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Mark Otto
MemLab: A Framework for Finding JavaScript Memory Leaks — Facebook (sorry, Meta) has been using MemLab to make significant improvements to the memory use of its main SPA. Now they’ve open sourced the tool (which is itself written in TypeScript) with the hope everyone else…
September 14, 2022
By
Mark Otto
We are pleased to announce that the application generated on the Flatlogic Platform now offers the possibility to Reset your project! Use Case There are 2 use cases for the Reset button: to remove old migrations that are no longer needed and combine all migrations…