Razor Components for a JavaScript-Free Frontend in 2019
Could a server application architecture that promises to provide an alternative to JavaScript be the next big thing for .NET developers in 2019? In this article we'll discuss Razor Components, a new framework that promises JavaScript free web development backed by .NET technologies like C#, .NET Standard, and SignalR. Could a server application architecture that promises to provide an alternative
The State of JS Survey 2018 - the Angular Scoop
As you sit down to Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving 🦃 dinner this week (if you’re into that sort of thing), you might be interested to know the results of the annual State of JavaScript Survey for 2018. We know this week should mostly be about spending time with loved ones and taking time away from code, so we’ll keep this update short and sweet. We'll cover a lot of ground but focus primarily on An
Goodbye JavaScript, Hello WebAssembly
A new form of web development is starting to emerge that promises to provide an alternative to JavaScript: WebAssembly. Web development has always been synonymous with JavaScript development. That is, until now. A new form of web development is starting to emerge that promises to provide an alternative to JavaScript. As a software developer with 15 years of experience in web development, this new
Hail, Babel! The Transpiling Overlord - Telerik Blogs
I agree with Kyle Simpson in welcoming our new transpiling overlords. "I for one welcome our new transpiling overlords. The web is not broken by ES6, it just got upgraded." - Kyle Simpson in a comment on The ES6 Conundrum In particular, I welcome the Babel overlord! I bow my knee to the great and powerful Babel. Of course, not everyone is ready to hail. I understand the hesitation. But let's see i
The JavaScript Looping Evolution - Telerik Blogs
Looping. You know the drill. You have a collection (i.e. an array or object) of something and you want to loop over the collection, gaining access to each individual thing or the index/key indicating where it is located in the collection. This is looping or "iteration." It's one of the core tasks of any language and, in JavaScript 2015 (aka ES6), it is getting an upgrade. In this article I am goin
Choose ES6 modules Today! - Telerik Blogs
I am done using outdated and non-standard module solutions. I have been waiting a long time for ES6 modules and I want as much ES6 as I can get...today! I want all of this without having to choose, or without being forced to choose, one specific packaging registry over another. So, let me get straight to the point. I believe when starting a new front-end development (i.e. a SPA or native browser a
Introduction to the React JavaScript Library - Telerik Blogs
2015 is lining up to be the year of React. Lately, it has garnered a lot of attention, for front-end, mobile and server side JavaScript development. React seemed to pick up steam last year but its popularity is growing day after day, in part thanks to the success of the React.js Conf that took place in January. If all the buzz has made you curious about React, this article give you an overview of
Using JavaScript Next Features in an ES3 Enterprise World - Telerik Blogs
In the world of enterprise JavaScript web development, the solutions being built, and the tools being used to build these solutions, are often written minimally to run in an ECMAScript 3 environment (aka ES3). You may wonder how this can be. After all, ECMAScript 5 was finalized in June 2011 and is supported by all modern browsers, including IE 9 (except for strict mode). In this article, I'll exa
Backbone And Kendo UI: A Beautiful Combination
I see a lot of questions about using Backbone and various UI / widget frameworks with it. There seems to be a bit of a fear in some people's minds that they won't be able to use their widget framework of choice if they are using an MV* libraries or framework for building JavaScript apps. Fortunately, this is far from the truth. Backbone and other MV* libraries and frameworks provide a much needed
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