Thursday, June 16, 2016

This week's JavaScript news, issue 288

This week's JavaScript news
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JavaScript Weekly
Issue 288 — June 16, 2016
Todd has built upon his earlier, highly popular Angular styleguide, and rewritten it to match modern practices and the use of ES6.
Todd Motto

It might be gentle, but this is a thorough (you’ll need a full cup of coffee) article that goes into a lot of detail.
Dmitri Pavlutin

A slimmer, faster version of jQuery. There’s an upgrade guide and a script to help with migrations.
jQuery Foundation

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An attempt to recreate React's core value proposition in as little code as possible, with first-class ES6 support.
Jason Miller

RC2 brings new techniques for building forms, Web Worker enhancements, and the Animation Framework. See full release notes here.
Angular JS

Like many, Tatu was disinterested when he first heard about TypeScript, but now he’s convinced most of us should be using it, or at least giving it a try. A lengthy discussion on Hacker News followed.
Tatu Tamminen

“Test Driven Development is one weird trick that will change the way you code forever (in a good way).”
James Sinclair

Jobs

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In brief

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