ES5, ES6, ES2016, ES.Next: What's going on with JavaScript versioning?
JavaScript has a strange naming history. For its initial release in 1995 as part of Netscape Navigator, Netscape labeled their new language LiveScript, before renaming it to JavaScript a year later, hoping to capitalize on Java’s popularity at the time (JavaScript has no actual relationship to Java). In 1996 Netscape submitted JavaScript to ECMA International for standardization. This eventually r
Lessons Backbone Developers Can Learn From React
Since I started programming professionally, I’ve always kept an informal list of technologies I want to check out. Things that I thought would be useful for my career, would expose me to new ideas, or just looked plain cool. I spent a chunk of my Labor Day weekend working through that list a bit by learning more about React, the JavaScript View library from Facebook. React is a fascinating piece o
Underscore vs Lo-Dash
Last week was the time for my team’s quarterly “dependency update” where we go through all the third party libraries we’re using and keep up on any updates or maintenance that need to happen. That presented the opportunity for me to do a bit more research into an alternative for one of our libraries, Underscore. Underscore is a JavaScript utility library that provides helper functions for common i
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