Babylon.js 4.0, Electron 5.0, and standing up for the ternary operator

#435 — May 3, 2019 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly Babylon.js 4.0: The (Very) Powerful WebGL Graphics Engine — Such a significant release that they’ve released a 2 minute video trailer for it! With 4.0 Babylon has gone fully modular, so it’s more efficient than ever to distribute to end users. Want to play? Enjoy this editable live demo. Microsoft Visual Studio Code Previews Support for 'Remote Development' — The VS Code editor is getting an exciting new feature, the ability to work directly with remote workspaces (running either WSL, Docker containers, or physical machines or VMs over SSH). VS Code Team Using Competency Mapping to Unlock Skills in Your Org — Free, Online Talk - May 15th. Big Nerd Ranch sponsor Electron 5.0.0 Released — Just 3 months after 4.0, Electron 5, the popular system for building Node and Web technology based desktop apps, is here. It’s mostly a dependency bump release, but with Node 12 and Chromium 73 now under the hood, that’s no bad thing. Electron.js Team Editor.js: A Block-Styled Editor with JSON Output — Typical WYSIWYG editors output raw HTML markup but Editor.js keeps things organized into ‘blocks’ which are then returned in structured JSON which makes the content easier to sanitize or transform. CodeX Shimport 1.0: Use JavaScript Modules in All Browsers? — Allows you to use JS modules in all browsers, including dynamic import(). We first linked this when it was entirely experimental but it’s just had its 1.0 release, so have a play. Rich Harris Easy Automatic npm Publishes — npm and Node powerhouse Isaac Z. Schlueter says he hasn’t “manually typed npm publish in a while” and explains how he’s semi-automated his npm publishing process. Isaac Z. Schlueter 💻 Jobs JavaScript Developer at X-Team (Remote) — Join the most energizing community for developers. Work from anywhere with the world's leading brands. X-Team Senior JavaScript Developer - Kontist (Remote) — Join our team of full-stack JavaScript developers and shape the future of banking. Kontist Have You Tried Vettery? — Vettery specializes in tech roles and is completely free for job seekers. Create a profile to get started. Vettery 📘 Tutorials and Opinions In Defense of the Ternary Statement — Code similar to expression ? true_result : false_result is known as a ternary expression. Much maligned, is it possible to use them in JavaScript without getting into an unreadable mess? Burke Holland 'I just shipped Promise.allSettled in Chrome 76' — Promise.allSettled is like Promise.all but doesn’t short-circuit if any supplied promise is rejected. Sathya Gunasekaran on Twitter New Features in Node 12 You Shouldn't Miss — Node 12 came out last week, and this post reflects on some of the new features. 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