What’s new with all the DevTools?

Bundling Non-JavaScript Resources — Learn how to import and bundle various types of assets from JavaScript in a way that works both with browsers and bundlers.

Ingvar Stepanyan (Google)

What’s New With DevTools: Cross-Browser Edition — Learn what’s new with the developer tools not just in Chrome, but in Firefox, Safari, and Edge too. One of those areas where just a little time spent becoming aware of the possibilities could shave off hours when it comes to debugging(!)

Patrick Brosset

Automatically Find jQuery Calls and Generate Vanilla JS Alternatives — The aim here is to provide a tool to help you remove jQuery as a dependency in projects by finding jQuery related methods and offering up ‘vanilla’ alternatives. I’m not entirely convinced, but it’s an interesting idea. Alternatively, you could switch to a lighter, modern jQuery alternative like Cash.

Sachin Neravath

What’s New in Node.js Core? — Node updates so often that unless you’re keeping a close eye on it (such as via our Node newsletter!) you can miss what new features got added. Simon shares a handful of useful additions here.

Simon Plenderleith

Using Neovim and Tmux for JavaScript Development — Are you a Vim user who, perhaps, migrated to VS Code but still feel a bit of an itch for the old days? Neovim, a fork of Vim, has really won Elijah over and here he demonstrates its value for JavaScript developers.

Elijah Manor

gron: Make JSON Greppable — A tool written in Go that transforms JSON into more easily greppable assignments, so you can use grep and see the context/path of the result. Useful.

Tom Hudson