This week's JavaScript news, issue 271

This week's JavaScript news Read this e-mail on the Web JavaScript Weekly Issue 271 — February 19, 2016 Autotrack: Enhanced Tracking Features for Google Analytics An extension for Google Analytics’s JavaScript tracking code, enabling outbound link and form tracking, URL change tracking for SPAs, media query tracking, and more. Google MERN: Build Isomorphic JS Apps using React & Redux A scaffolding tool that aims to make it easier to start building isomorphic apps with Mongo, Express, React and Node. Hashnode Creating an Imgur App with NativeScript A walkthrough of creating a mobile client for the Imgur image sharing site using NativeScript, a framework that lets you create native mobile apps using JavaScript and HTML. SitePoint Ext Gantt: A Project Management UI Component Suite Ext Gantt is a JS/CSS component suite for project management. Out of the box, you get a very feature-rich Gantt chart, resource charts, histograms and much more. Try a live demo Bryntum   Sponsored Generating PDFs from Web Pages on the Fly with jsPDF Did you know you can generate PDF files directly from JavaScript in the browser? Massimo Cassandro shows off the basics. Massimo Cassandro scientist.js: A Tool for Carefully Refactoring Critical Paths A JavaScript port of GitHub’s Scientist, a library for carefully refactoring critical paths in code by providing alternatives to test. Ziya Sarikaya SigmaJS: A Graph Drawing Library Makes it easy to publish network graphs on Web pages and allow network exploration in rich Web applications. Supports SVG, canvas, and WebGL rendering. Alexis Jacomy ES6 Cheatsheet on DuckDuckGo The alternative search engine shows a Mozilla-powered ES6 cheatsheet when you search for ‘es6 cheatsheet’. Nice. DuckDuckGo 'Full Stack JavaScript' Training Videos and Code If you don't want to buy Azat's new Full Stack JavaScript book, you can enjoy 14 videos of its content and all the code for free :-) Azat Mardan Jobs Full Stack in NYC (RoR + AngularJS)Want to work with small team tackling a big industry? We’re a group of 20 dedicated designers, engineers and PMs trying to change the way a $12 trillion business operates. If you're interested let's talk. Hightower Software Architect – JavaScriptWe’re looking for a JavaScript Architect to improve our existing tools and frameworks. If you have an excellent knowledge of ES2015+, good knowledge of webpack and Babel and a thorough understanding of JavaScript application architecture, apply today. Trivago Sr. JavaScript Developer at StickermuleSticker Mule is looking for passionate JavaScript developers with SPA experience to join our awesome remote dev team. Come help us build the best e-commerce experience for our customers using React, Node, and more. Stickermule In brief ESLint V2.0.0 Released news tools  WebKit Introduces the B3 JIT Compiler news The Bare Bones Backend (B3) replaces LLVM as the low-level optimizer in WebKit’s JavaScript JIT.   WebKit (Online) JavaScript Summit 2016 - Feb 23-25, 2016 news A live, online JavaScript conference.   Environments for Humans Incrementally Migrating JavaScript to TypeScript tutorial TypeScript 1.8 now makes it possible.   Clay Allsopp Sending Emails with the Gmail JavaScript API tutorial  Jamie Shields Smooth Game Animations in React tutorial  Jen Liu Design by Contract with Flow, React, and ESLint tutorial  Jeff Winkler Setting up Webpack for ES6, React, Sass and Bootstrap tutorial A developer shares his Webpack config file.   Andrej Gajdos An Interview with Rob Eisenberg, Creator of Aurelia opinion  Cuttlesoft ES2016: Should the Future of JavaScript Be Developer-Driven? opinion  SitePoint Real World Ember: A Podcast About Practical Ember Usage podcast  Jeffrey Biles Responsive Images in 30 Minutes or Less tools Imgix is a real-time image processing service and CDN. Our new libraries enable you to implement lightboxes and zoom viewers without having to create multiple copies of the image, while also delivering it at high quality and speed, to every device or browser.  Imgix   Sponsored Essential Tools for Building SPAs with AngularJS tools  Nora Georgieva jQuery Cards: A Hand Selected Repository of jQuery Plugins tools  Logatim: An Isomorphic Logger with Levels and Styles code Looks well put together and supports ANSI colors and styling, both in the browser and from Node.   Rubén Sospedra Descartes: An Experimental Way to Write CSS in JavaScript code An interesting, well presented experiment to make CSS more dynamic via JavaScript.   Jon Chan frpjs: Functional Reactive Programming in JavaScript code  Santosh Rajan jquery.easypin: To Simply Pin Objects on to Images code  Ahmet matcher: Simple Wildcard Matching Against Text code For example, *oo would match against foo, moo, or bamboo.   Sindre Sorhus search-index: A Freetext Search Module for Node and Browsers code  Fergus McDowall kneden: Babel Plugin to Transpile ES7 async/await to Vanilla ES6 Promise Chains code  Marten de Vries Apply to 3,000+ Jobs in 10 Minutes & 1 Application  Top companies apply to you on Hired. Get salary and equity upfront before interviewing.  Hired.com   Sponsored Curated by Peter Cooper and published by Cooper Press. Stop getting JavaScript Weekly : Change email address : Read this issue on the Web © Cooper Press Ltd. Office 30, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK

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Smooth Animate : Make your Animations Really Smooth

SmoothAnimate is tiny, super lightweight (5.2kb minified) javascript plugin that is designed to replace horribly slow jQuery’s $.animate().It makes your animations really smooth and fast unlike jQuery.

Features:

• Faster than jQuery – a few tens of times faster!
• Smoother than CSS – indeed
• 28 predefined Easings – + your own custom cubic Bezier curves
• Small size – something about 5 kb in minified version
• Cross-browser code – support IE9+/Firefox/Chrome/Opera/Safari
• No Dependencies – written in pure JS, also works with jQuery

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Nurturing Leads With Social: How to Warm Up Your Following

Do you engage with your customers and prospects on social media? Want tactics to warm up your leads? To discover how to move people from fans to customers, I interview Kim Walsh-Phillips. More About This Show The Social Media Marketing podcast is an on-demand talk radio show from Social Media Examiner. It’s designed to help busy [...]

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Petra in StreetView

Using Photospheres and Street View of the ancient city of Petra, the site includes audio narration and interactive hotspots creating an immersive experience where visitors are led on a guided tour.
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Blurry Image load : jQuery Plugin

This is jquery plugin provide the blurry image effect when image is completely load.

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Keymaster.js : JavaScript Keyboard Shortcuts Library

Keymaster is a simple micro-library for defining and dispatching keyboard shortcuts in web applications.Keymaster has no dependencies and can be used completely standalone. It should not interfere with any JavaScript libraries or frameworks.

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Device Lab Perth

One Pager for startup 'Device Lab Perth' that rents out their workspace sync'd up to multiple devices for fine tuning of your product. Neat responsive adaption how the header becomes the main two call-to-action buttons. Also take a peak at this responsive SVG logo!

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