How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2017
(For those who haven’t read it, this is a response to How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016. Unlike other responses it includes complete code for an app like the one asked about.) Hey, I got this new web project, but to be honest I haven’t coded much web in a few years and from what I’ve been reading it looks like the landscape changed a lot. You are the most up-to-date web dev around here, rig
Dear JavaScript,
This article has been moved to: http://thejameskyle.com/dear-javascript.html. “Dear JavaScript,” is published by Jamie Kyle.
NCZOnline Newsletter - Technical Tribalism
A once-per-month newsletter discussing topics important to senior-level software engineers, with a particular focus on frontend technology and leadership. Human Who Codes Newsletter - GoogleThoughts on Google In 2023, Google Search generated $175 billion in revenue. The next closest unit was Google Cloud with $33 billion (YouTube generated $31.5 billion, in case you were wondering). That’s a prett
How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016 | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read<em>No </em><a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/javascript" target="_blank"><em>JavaScript</em></a><em> frameworks were created during the writing of this article.</em> No JavaScript frameworks were created during the writing of this article. The following is inspired by the article “It’s the future” from Circle CI. You can read the original here. This piece is just an opin
JavaScript Fatigue Fatigue
“The Universe is under no obligation to make sense to you.” — Neil deGrasse TysonYes, JavaScript development is complicated. Yes, it will continue to get more complicated. The web is a complicated place. We are finally getting around to doing all the things we should have been doing all along. As a result, JavaScript tools — and there are a lot of them — are rapidly evolving. If this evolutionary
State of JavaScript
State of JavaScript The annual developer survey of the JavaScript ecosystem The JavaScript world could use a bit of classification. Since 2016, this survey has collected data from over 20,000 developers each year to identify current and upcoming trends. Together, let's find out which libraries developers want to learn next, which have the best retention ratings, and much more.
JavaScript fatigue fatigue
Enough with the fatigue – tips against feeling overwhelmed: Don’t try to know everything – it’s impossible in modern web development. Given that there is always more to know, it doesn’t matter that much what you learn (unless you have a specific need). Go for depth in areas you love. Go for breadth and on-demand learning in areas you are merely interested in or think you should know more about. Wa
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