Angular 8, TypeScript 3.5, and comparing React to Vue

#439 — May 31, 2019 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly Papa Parse 5.0: Fast In-Browser CSV Parsing — Complies with RFC4180, handles streaming, can both parse or convert JSON to CSV, and has no dependencies. It has a nice homepage with lots of usage examples too. Matt Holt Angular 8 Released — A major release of the popular app framework, featuring smaller bundles, CLI APIs, differential loading and more. Stephen Fluin 'Why I'm Still Using jQuery in 2019' — It’s cool to disregard jQuery (we get comments whenever we link to jQuery plugins in JavaScript Weekly – which isn’t often, admittedly) but it’s still heavily used and useful for many. This post provoked an extensive discussion on Hacker News if you’re into such things. Martin Tournoij New Course: The Hard Parts of Servers & Node.js ☁️ — Learn the hard parts of the, "the most powerful technology to have emerged in the last 10 years for building servers: Node.js." Frontend Masters sponsor TypeScript 3.5 Released — It’s not a huge release but improved performance and incremental compilation and the Omit helper type will surely be welcome to the rapidly growing number of TypeScript users. Daniel Rosenwasser (Microsoft) React for Vue Developers — It’s always nice to see people riffing on how Vue and React approach problems and how their solutions differ. Here, Sebastian walks through Vue’s core features and how he’d approach them with hooks-flavored React. Sebastian De Deyne More Adventures in Functional JavaScript: Five Ways to Calculate an Average with Array reduce — Using the reduce method to calculate an average isn’t unusual but things get complicated fast if you go beyond the most basic examples. Lots to enjoy here. James Sinclair P.S. 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