Many popular npm packages depend on 6-8x more packages than they need to. Most of these are unnecessary polyfills and it's one of the key reasons node_modules folders are so large. The eslint ecosystem seems to be most affected by this.
I am used to Java/Maven which has a command "mvn site". This lifts project information, documentation and analysis to build a website like this....
Every so often I remember how messy it is to be in the #JavaScript ecosystem. Updating from #React 16 to 17 also requires updating #ESLint which requires updating its plugins (fuck you #AirBnB ), which requires you to update #webpack and it’s loaders/plugins, which requires you update #Babel. This doesn’t even account for...
[This was originally one of my posts on r/javascript from 2 months ago. Aside from the first few sentences, no edits have been made to the contents of the post.]...
The primary need for the project was to make it faster (less button clicks) to resize images before uploading to websites. It has a super-optimized workflow that has size presets and auto-downloading baked in.
I am really proud of how it looks! Try it out: https://minnie.untone.uk/passwordgen.php...
Unlike my past gallery which has similar code and took me hours upon hours upon hours,,, this took me about 2 hours in total. Still a lot! But taking into account designing the visuals and then the code I am a super beginner with, it makes sense. This marks like day 4 of my JS, CSS, and HTML journey C:...
I began learning JS abt 2 days ago. I watch a combined 12 hour course, but I went in feeling like I never saw JS in my life. It took me several hours of fiddling, looking things up, and skimming the course video until I managed to make the gallery. I am so excited to make more projects using #JS, #HTML, and #CSS!...
I'm working on a personal project, https://www.packetradiomap.com. I need to npm install and npm run build but I'm getting this error:...
BUT I never say “just use this one technique”, I like to explore all the different ways things can be done, then choose the one to best fit the situation.
Much has happened in the world of Web Components since v1 reached full support in 2020. And even more, is planned for the future. Let’s take a look at a few notable examples of what has been built with the current standards, as well as survey some of the work going into new Web Component standards in 2023 and beyond.
React has introduced hooks to replace classes. Some people are huge fans, while I am a bit more skeptical. An explanation.
by Alex Permyakov How to simplify your codebase with map(), reduce(), and filter() in JavaScript Photo by Anders Jildén [https://unsplash.com/@andersjilden] on Unsplash [https://unsplash.com/photos/Sc5RKXLBjGg]When you read about Array.reduce and how cool it is, the first and sometimes the only example you find is the sum of...
Post-mortem report for the Deploy outage on June 25th, 2023.
This one had me doubting if I had the logical thinking skills to learn how to code, and I am still doubting it, but I completed the project nonetheless....
