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The proposal “String.prototype.matchAll” by Jordan Harband is currently at stage 3. This blog post explains how it works. Before we look at the proposal, let’s review the status quo. Getting all matches for a regular expression # At the moment, there are several ways in which you can get all matches for a given regular expression. RegExp.prototype.exec() with /g # If a regular expression has the
Automerge is a library which provides fast implementations of several different CRDTs, a compact compression format for these CRDTs, and a sync protocol for efficiently transmitting those changes over the network. The objective of the project is to support local-first applications in the same way that relational databases support server applications - by providing mechanisms for persistence which
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