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Mozilla is building a bridge between Rust and JavaScript

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Mozilla is building a bridge between Rust and JavaScript. The bridge - Wasm-bindgen - allows Rust to interact with Web Assembly modules and JavaScript....

6 JavaScript micro optimizations you need to know

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JavaScript micro optimizations can improve the performance of your JavaScript code. This means you can get it to do more - this is essential...

SurveyJS leaves beta

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The SurveyJS team have announced in a post on Hackernoon that it is now out of beta. The JavaScript library for building surveys features...

Emoji Scavenger Hunt showcases TensorFlow.js

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What is Emoji Scavenger Hunt? Emoji Scavenger Hunt is a game built using neural networks. Developed by Google using TensorFlow.js, a version of the machine...

D3 5.0 is out!

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D3.js, the popular javascript library is now available in version 5.0. This version D3 5.0, introduces only a few non-backward-compatible changes. D3.js is a JavaScript...

What is a full-stack developer?

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Full stack developer has been named as one of the most common developer roles according to the latest stack overflow survey. But what exactly does...

D3.js v5.0 released!

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D3.js version 5.0 released. D3.js is a JavaScript library for creating dynamic, interactive data visualizations in web browsers. The new version 5.0 includes only...

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2018: A Quick Overview

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Stack Overflow recently published their annual developer survey in which over 100,000 developers and professionals participated. The survey shed light on some very interesting...

ASP.Net Site Performance: Reducing Page Load Time

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The JavaScript code for a page falls into two groups—code required to render the page, and code required to handle user interface events, such...