DailyJS: The Aurelia Client Framework
Vildan Softic wrote in to tell me about Aurelia, a new client-side framework. It got a lot of press recently, so I’ve been reading through the documentation and source to learn more about it. Aurelia was created by Rob Eisenberg and is the successor to an older framework called Durandal 2.x. It’s built from several libraries that provide the following features: Dependency injection Two-way data-bi
DailyJS: Mercury: A Modular Front-end Framework
Michael J. Ryan alerted me to a front-end framework called mercury. It’s written by Raynos (Jake Verbaten) who has created several useful JavaScript libraries, but mercury seems to have got lots of interest (it’s almost at 1000 stars on GitHub). You can find it at Raynos/mercury on GitHub (License: MIT, npm: mercury). I think you’ll like it because it’s definitely a modern JavaScript programmer’s
DailyJS: JavaScript Promises ... In Wicked Detail
This post is by Matt Greer. You can find the original here: mattgreer.org/articles/promises-in-wicked-detail/ I’ve been using Promises in my JavaScript code for a while now. They can be a little brain bending at first. I now use them pretty effectively, but when it came down to it, I didn’t fully understand how they work. This article is my resolution to that. If you stick around until the end, yo
DailyJS: Is Koa the Future of Node Frameworks?
Are you tired of callback wrangling for web middleware? Koa (GitHub: koajs / koa, License: MIT, npm: koa) is a new web framework by TJ Holowaychuk, Jonathan Ong, and Julian Gruber that embraces ES6 generators down to the core. Gone is the next parameter in Express, replaced by yield next which can be called in a synchronous style. With generators we can achieve “true” middleware. Contrasting Conne
DailyJS: JavaScript Developer Survey 2013: Results
The JavaScript Developer Survey has now closed. As always the results are available to the community for further analysis: Summary Raw spreadsheet data (zipped CSV) Results for 2012 51% of readers write client-side code, while 28% said they write server-side code. Last year client-side was at 98%, so I imagine this is partly due to a changing audience on DailyJS, but it’s interesting how strong se
DailyJS: Backbone.js: Hacker's Guide
There’s no denying the popularity and impact that Backbone.js (License: MIT, GitHub: documentcloud / backbone) by Jeremy Ashkenas and DocumentCloud has made. Although the documentation and examples are excellent, I thought it would be interesting to review the code on a more technical level. Hopefully this will give readers a deeper understanding of Backbone, and as the MVC series progresses these
DailyJS: Programming Styles in the Node Community
Programming style is where opinion and reason collide, often leading to endless arguments with no clear winner. The real secret to style is to be consistent, and respect other people: if you’re working on a project by another author, then follow their style. Some companies and open source projects may have their own in-house style guide, but it’s generally fairly easy to pick up the style of a pro
DailyJS: jQuery Roundup: 1.6.3, lccache, Storagify
Note: You can send your plugins and articles in for review through our contact form or @dailyjs. jQuery 1.6.3 jQuery 1.6.3 has been released, not long after RC1. This version fixes a much discussed XSS attack, animation browser tab switchiing issues, and better handling of HTML5 attribute names. lccache (License: Apache 2.0) by Pamela Fox and John Munsch emulates memcache for client-side caching.
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