A hands-on guide for JavaScript developers to learn Generative AI and LLMs through interactive lessons, projects, and a companion app.
A critique comparing two JavaScript conferences, JSNation and React Summit, analyzing their technical depth and alignment with user needs.
Announcing Neodrag v3 Alpha, a complete rewrite of the JavaScript drag-and-drop library for major frameworks, focusing on performance and extensibility.
Overview of new features in the ECMAScript 2025 standard, including import attributes for JSON modules, iterator helpers, and new Set methods.
A developer walks through building a Next.js app using the new Gemini CLI tool, demonstrating its AI-powered coding workflow and troubleshooting.
Tips for making JavaScript regex more readable using flags, named capture groups, whitespace, and the Regex+ library.
A developer explores using Sortable.js for drag-and-drop movie rankings and Kendall Tau Distance to compare list similarity.
A tutorial on using Mitmproxy and Sourcemapper to download and reconstruct original JavaScript/TypeScript source code from sourcemap files.
llm.codes converts JavaScript-heavy Apple and other developer docs into clean Markdown that AI agents can read, solving a key problem for AI-assisted coding.
A developer explains the exhaustive bundle size analysis of 16,384 plugin combinations for the modular drag-and-drop library neodrag v3.
An analysis of React's evolution, its current state in 2025, and the community's mixed reactions and frustrations regarding its direction.
A developer's journey from skepticism to embracing AI coding assistants like Claude, discovering they act as collaborative pair programmers rather than replacements.
A tutorial on enhancing code blocks in an Astro blog with language labels and copy buttons using JavaScript and Shiki.
Explains the concept of flattening a multidimensional array into a 1D array, with JavaScript examples and a real-world use case.
Learn JavaScript and CSS fundamentals by building a simple reflex game in a single HTML file with no frameworks or dependencies.
A developer explains the creation of Queuedle, a daily word puzzle game combining Wordle and Scrabble mechanics, including its seeded random generation.
The zlFetch library adds streaming capabilities and TypeScript support, simplifying handling of Server-Sent Events, Chunked Encoding, and normal streams.
Explores the debate on using semicolons in JavaScript, covering ASI rules, common pitfalls, and best practices for code reliability.
A developer explores design ideas for a linter's ecosystem, discussing community platforms, shared terminology, and core rule strategies.
Explores gamified learning for developers, using examples like a security game built with Kaboom.js and an LLM prompt injection game.
