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Bun 1.4 is (lastly) recent out of the oven — JavaScript Weekly


🏖️ I am again from an intense week of Disney vacationing with the household, so I really feel extra drained than earlier than I left 😅… however it is time to meet up with all issues JavaScript!
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Your editor, Peter Cooper

☕ Seize the most important espresso you possibly can in the event you intend to get via the discharge publish. It is simply the longest I’ve ever seen in fifteen years of operating this text.

Webflow for Builders — Most instruments make you select between visible builders and actual code. Webflow provides you each: APIs, SDKs, Code Parts, and Webflow Cloud to deploy customized apps, plus an MCP server to construct with brokers.

Webflow

🎵 Music Principle for JavaScript Builders — A from-first-principles tour of music principle, deriving the twelve notes, scales, chords and progressions from plain arithmetic, with runnable Net Audio examples all through.

Luke Haas

Stable 2.0 RC: The Huge <Reveal> — Async now lives within the reactive graph, so async knowledge flows via odd memos. createResource, batch and startTransition are gone. SolidStart will get retired right into a begin: true flag on the Vite plugin, and the API is now frozen.

Ryan Carniato

IN BRIEF:

RELEASES:

  • Electron 44 – No publish but, but it surely has dropped 32-bit help, requires macOS 13+, clipboard is now aligned with the W3C Clipboard API, and added web.WebSocket and the flexibility to set window opacity on Linux.

  • Waku 1.0 RC – Minimal RSC-first React framework, now API-frozen forward of v1 ultimate, including type-safe navigation that catches unhealthy routes at compile time and experimental immediate paints from cached route shells.

  • SvelteKit 3 Launch Candidate, React Native 0.87, ESLint 10.9 (and 10.9.1), Axios 1.20.0pnpm 11.23

📖  Articles and Movies

The Depraved Cause Eradicating Code Beats Higher Scheduling — Lots of efficiency work goes into shuffling when issues load, when the larger win is often not sending the code in any respect. Alex Russell makes the case that it is a administration downside greater than a technical one.

Alex Russell

ESM and CommonJS: What import and require Really Do — They appear to be the identical operation, however Gabor exhibits how an ESM import stays wired to the exporter’s binding, whereas a destructured require() solely holds a copy. The implications present up in round dependencies and revealed packages.

Gabor Koos

📺 The Creator of TypeScript on 10x Quicker TypeScript and Why AI Will not Substitute SWEs – A candid hour-long interview with Microsoft’s Anders Hejlsberg. Ryan Peterman

📄 Hiding Inside State in TypeScript Objects – How a non-exported distinctive image used as a property key retains inner state out of Object.keys and JSON.stringify. Carlos Menezes

📄 Dependable Question Prefetching with TanStack Router Dominik Dorfmeister

📄 I Patched the TypeScript Compiler to Add Up 9 Numbers Hugo Vilela

  • Ionic Framework v9 – The mobile-first UI toolkit for React, Angular and Vue returns after a two-year hole with React Router 6 help, zoneless change detection in Angular 21+, and extra. There’s an improve information for v8 customers.

  • Papa Parse 5.7 – Quick, versatile CSV-to-JSON and JSON-to-CSV library.

  • 🌐 MapLibre GL JS 6.6 – GPU-accelerated vector tile rendering library for interactive maps within the browser.

  • 📊 Plotly.js 4.0 – Standalone library for creating interactive knowledge visualizations.

  • GTKX 1.3 – Create native GTK-powered Linux desktop apps with React.

  • 📺 YouTube.js 18.0 – JavaScript shopper for YouTube’s inner API.

📢  Elsewhere within the ecosystem

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