JavaScript Weekly Difficulty 615: November 18, 2022

What’s So Nice About Purposeful Programming? — If anybody has excitedly insisted you try Elm, PureScript, Haskell or F#, they could have caught Functionitis™ and need you to catch it too. James, writer of the forthcoming Skeptic’s Information to Purposeful Programming with JavaScript, sells the concepts behind purposeful programming right here in a means we are able to all grok. “It’s all about confidence.”

James Sinclair

Deno 1.28 Launched with (Higher) npm Compatibility — Most of us are hooked up to the npm ecosystem and packages, so it’s nice to see various runtime Deno making it simpler to make use of them with no node_modules, package deal.json or npm set up in sight.

The Deno Crew

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Angular v15 Launched — It is probably not the latest shiny factor, however Angular is reliable, broadly used, and nicely maintainted. In v15, its legacy compiler is gone, standalone APIs (no NgModules!) are a steady mainstream function, and the directive composition API opens up new code reuse methods. It’s all on show right here.

Minko Gechev

Nuxt 3.0: The Vue.js-Primarily based Webapp Framework — Two years within the making, 3.0 is a rewrite based mostly on Vite, Vue 3, and Nitro (the server engine) with first-class TypeScript assist. If Vue is your factor, this can be the complete stack possibility for you.

Pooya Parsa

Saying TypeScript 4.9 — The newest model of the favored typed JavaScript superset and related tooling positive factors the satisfies operator for matching sorts with out dropping them, auto-accessors in lessons, a change to how NaN equality checks are performed, plus editor tooling and perf enhancements.

Daniel Rosenwasser (Microsoft)

ECMAScript Proposal: RegExp’s /v Flag — A proposed new common expression flag /v would enhance assist for multi-codepoint graphemes (like some emojis) in character lessons, permit the nesting and mixture of character lessons, and enhance case-insensitive matching for negated lessons. It’s difficult however Axel boils it down.

Dr. Axel Rauschmayer

DOjS: A DOS JavaScript Canvas with Sound — This attention-grabbing mission actually stands on the shoulders of many others. When you ever coded for DOS, you’ll find this spectacular. +1 level for the mission’s identify.

SuperIlu