🎉 512 issues.. we're half way to 1 kibi-issue? 😄 Powers of 2 are much more fun to celebrate than hundreds or thousands, right? Thank you for all your ongoing support.
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Peter Cooper, your editor
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What It's Like Being a jQuery Maintainer — Michał Gołębiowski-Owczarek is one of those heroes who drives and maintains a library that can seem either essential or unnecessary, depending on what company you keep: jQuery. Here’s a look at how he approaches this responsibility.
GitHub ReadME
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Create React App 4.0 Released — It's over a year since the last major release of create-react-app, a popular way to quickly spin up a new React app, but with v4 we get support for Fast Refresh (a modern alternative to hot reloading), plus React 17 and TypeScript 4 support.
Facebook React Team
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How to Build Forms With React the Easy Way — The challenges inherent to building forms with React, such as state management and validation, can be tackled with finesse. Read TJ VanToll’s blog to find out how to solve them quickly with the KendoReact Form component. Check it out.
Progress KendoReact sponsor
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esbuild: An Extremely Fast JavaScript Bundler — “You featured this last month,” I hear you say. True, but it now has an all new homepage complete with extra useful documentation and it continues to be a project I’m seeing a lot of buzz around. Next time you have ten minutes to play with a new tool, check it out.
Evan Weaver
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Find Your Next Job Through Vettery — Create a profile on Vettery to connect with hiring managers at startups and Fortune 500 companies. It's free for job-seekers.
Vettery
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📚 Tutorials, Opinions and Stories
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Curve Modifiers in Three.js — Three.js makes it easier to work with WebGL and 3D in general from JavaScript and Ada has added a neat new feature to bend models around curves.
Ada Rose Cannon
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When (and When Not) to Reach for Redux — Redux is a very generic state management tool that can be used for a broad array of use cases and while it might not be the absolute best at any of them, it offers a lot of opportunities.
Mark Erikson
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