🏝️ I’m taking two weeks off and will be back on Thursday, September 7. So if you don’t see the newsletter turn up for a while, it’s our fault 😉 As I’ve had to produce much of this issue a few days in advance, I’m mixing in some ‘golden oldies’ and popular items from earlier this year to keep things interesting, so this is a less newsy issue than usual. See you again in September! 👋 __ Peter Cooper, your editor
You Might Not Need a Framework — Maximiliano Firtman shares the vanilla approach in this video course on building rich web apps and sites without depending on libraries of frameworks. It covers the DOM, event handling, routing, web components, and more.
Frontend Masters
⚡️ IN BRIEF:
🎉 RELEASES:
📒 Articles & Tutorials
JSX Without React — Exploring a new tool called NakedJSX that will allow you to render JSX without the need for the full React framework.
Chris Coyier
🛠 Code & Tools
deno_python: Python Interpreter Bindings for Deno — A seamless Deno-Python integration via the Python/C API. The latest release supports installing and importing pip packages. This feature has been described as “slightly cursed” but it’s certainly interesting.
Denosaurs
Over 100 Algorithms and Data Structures Demonstrated in JS — Examples of many common algorithms (e.g. bit manipulation, Pascal’s triangle, Hamming distance) and data structures (e.g. linked lists, tries, graphs) with explanations. Available in other languages too like Chinese, Korean, French, and Spanish.
Oleksii Trekhleb et al.
Find JavaScript Jobs with Hired — Hired makes job hunting easy-instead of chasing recruiters, companies approach you with salary details up front. Create a free profile now. Hired
😭 Last week I promised a JavaScript AI/ML feature, but time hasn’t worked out in my favor (note to self: don’t send an issue while on vacation 😆). Keep your fingers crossed and it’ll be in one of the next issues. So much has been happening in the JavaScript AI/ML space that we want to shine a spotlight on it sooner than later.
👋 We’ll be back in three weeks on September 7, 2023. See you soon! If you have anything to submit for the next issue, hit reply and let us know (but appreciate we may be slow to reply since we’ll be on vacation 😉).
