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Typescript is a powerful way to build applications. It offers type checking to catch errors before they make it to the browser. On top of just utilizing typescript to catch bugs, it's still important to make sure Typescript code is tested. Facebook released a testing framework called Jest a while ago as that contains many built in features. You can kind of compare Jest to Mocha in saying that Jest

The JavaScript Developer's Guide to Ubuntu on Windows 11 with WSL 10 months ago In a world where JavaScript is arguably the most popular tool for building software these days, it seems like it's everywhere now. With node.js, it's on the backend, with Electron it's native on your machine, with React Native, it's native on your phone. There's no doubt that JavaScript is nothing but at least pervasiv

I've been writing a lot of ES6(ES2015) at Lonely Planet the past few months. It comes with so many welcome changes to JavaScript, and with tools like Babel, you can use almost all of its features and even ES7(ES2016) features as well. Tools for documenting ES6+ are now rolling out as well, and one great such tool is called ESDoc. ESDoc is itself written in ES6+ code. JSDoc has issues open for supp