Friday, October 9, 2015

This week's JavaScript news, issue 253

This week's JavaScript news
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JavaScript Weekly
Issue 253 — October 9, 2015
Eric is one of the most genuine folks I know in our scene and there are a lot of good insights here for both employees and candidates alike.
Eric Elliott

Expands form input 'select' boxes into a horizontal range of selections plus an overflow, making many options be selectable in one click.
EggBox

Well written thoughts on the benefits and practicality of immutability and things to consider when leaning on it in JavaScript.
James Long

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They’ve split the main package into two: react and react-dom, paving the way to writing components that can be shared between the web version of React and React Native. Has a few breaking changes, but if your code ran warning-free in 0.13 you’re mostly good.
Facebook

A complete step by step walkthrough of building a simple desktop app using GitHub’s Electron project.
Jasim Muhammed

See how the Fetch API can be used in conjunction with generators to build asynchronous APIs.
SitePoint

Microsoft’s Dave Voyles looks at the process behind using Emscripten to compile a C/C++ program to JavaScript on Windows.
Dave Voyles

Elixir is a Ruby-inspired language that works on the Erlang VM. This project currently converts a subset of Elixir code to JavaScript.
Bryan Joseph

Jobs

  • JavaScript Developers (San Francisco)Jut is building a platform that provides coders with programmable views of their streaming data. Our interactive data environment is built fully in JavasScript. If you like pushing the limits with super bright teams, take a look at Jut. Early stage, Accel backed and big equity. Jut.io
  • Senior JavaScript EngineerWe're looking for a Senior JavaScript Engineer to help us evolve both our consumer and resort-facing desktop and mobile products. If you have deep experience with CSS, JS, and building front-end web applications, come join us! (A passion for skiing or snowboarding is just a plus). Liftopia
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