#358: The V8 Engine, Today and in the Future

This week's JavaScript news — Read this e-mail on the Web JavaScript Weekly Issue 358 — October 27, 2017 V8 Release 6.3: Speed and New ES Features The latest branch of the V8 engine will make its first appearance in Chrome 63. Performance increases are the order of the day, plus three ‘stage 3’ ECMAScript features. Michael Hablich Creating HTML Web Components with Vanilla JS While native Web Component support isn’t 100% yet, polyfills are available, and this tutorial walks through what’s involved to create your own HTML tags as components. Ayush Gupta The 14 JavaScript Debugging Tips You Probably Didn't Know Debug your JavaScript with greater speed and accuracy using these lesser-known tips and tricks. RAYGUN   Sponsor Mocking is a Code Smell “Don’t waste your time wedging dependency injection into your app so you can mock the whole world. Chances are very good that it’s hurting you more than it’s helping.” Eric Elliott Apollo Client 2.0: A Way to Manage App State with GraphQL Describe your data requirements with a GraphQL query, and Apollo Client manages the rest. Works with React, Angular, Vue, etc, and used by numerous large companies. James Baxley III Getting Started with Webpack: Source Maps There’s a growing divide between what we write as code and what ships to users. Source maps provide access to the original source when debugging compiled apps. Abraham Williams V8 Today and in the Future [video] Thomas Nattestad explores what recent changes to the V8 engine mean for JavaScript performance and how the V8 team evaluates improvements against the real world. Google Chrome Developers This Week's Frontend and Browser Technology News Frontend Focus is our sister weekly publication focused on things like HTML, CSS, browsers, etc. If you work on the front-end, check out the latest issue. Frontend Focus Jobs Senior Software EngineerAt ActBlue we build and power cutting-edge grassroots fundraising tools for campaigns and organizations on the left.  ActBlue Technical Services Frontend Engineer at Senseye, Angular+Typescript, RemoteJoin Senseye, a growing startup using machine learning to predict when machines will fail for the industrial IoT. Senseye Looking for a job at a company that prioritizes JavaScript?Try Vettery and we’ll connect you directly with thousands of companies looking for talented front-end devs. Vettery In Brief JS Kongress 2017: The Future of JavaScript (Nov 13-14, Munich) news Two days on the future of JS (inc. WebAssembly and tooling). Topics include frontend architecture, webpack, React, Perf, etc. JS Kongress JSConf Iceland 2018: CFP Open Till October 31 news Codeship Ranked Amongst Top 5 Continuous Integration Vendors by Forrester  Codeship  Sponsor Easy i18n in 10 Lines of JavaScript tutorial A fun little use for template literals. Andrea Giammarchi Parser Creation in JavaScript Made Easy with Ohm tutorial Patrick Dubroy Debugging React Like a Champ with Visual Studio Code tutorial James Jeffery Screen Capture in Google Chrome tutorial Learn how to access the screen capture capabilities of Google Chrome from within a web app. Twilio  Sponsor Build a Collapsible Tree Menu with Vue.js Recursive Components tutorial Anthony Gore Consuming Remote Data via HTTP in a Vue App tutorial Nic Raboy Creating an Animated Fractal in 32 Lines of JavaScript tutorial What is RxJS? And Why You Should Know About It tutorial Ben Lesh Linear Algebra in JavaScript with Matrix Operations tutorial Robin Wieruch Predix.io Connects Edge to Cloud, Operator to Analyst tools Predix helps you develop, deploy, and operate industrial apps at the edge and in the cloud. Sign up today. GE Digital  Sponsor fasy: FP Iterator Helpers That Are Async/Generator Aware code Kyle Simpson websocket-as-promised: A Promise-Based API for WebSockets code Vitaliy Potapov push.js: A Compact, Cross-Browser Solution for Desktop Notifications code Tyler Nickerson graphql.js: A Simple and Isomorphic GraphQL Client code Fatih Kadir Akın rmodal.js: A Simple 1.2 KB Modal Dialog with No Dependencies code Iskren Slavov Strapi.io: A Node.js Headless Content Management Framework code Ideal for building APIs. GitHub repo. P.S. Love React? We have a React newsletter too, you can see the latest issue here. Curated by Peter Cooper and published by Cooperpress. Like this? You may also enjoy: FrontEnd Focus : Node Weekly : React Status Stop getting JavaScript Weekly : Change email address : Read this issue on the Web © Cooperpress Ltd. Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK

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It Is About Time: The Journey, Episode 3

The Journey, a Social Media Examiner production, is an episodic video documentary that shows you what really happens inside a growing business. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=BijVCgXu5C0 Watch The Journey: Episode 3 Episode 3 of The Journey reveals what many will see as an impossible goal pursued by Michael Stelzner, founder of Social Media Examiner. Mike makes time for [...]

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How Social Media Has Evolved and Where It Is Headed

Want to prepare for emerging social technologies and marketing tactics? Wondering how to reach your audience as algorithms change? To explore the past, present, and future of social media marketing, I interview Brian Solis. More About This Show The Social Media Marketing podcast is an on-demand talk radio show from Social Media Examiner. It’s designed [...]

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The Unusual Team Building Methods of Famous Bosses - #infographic

Team building activities are a great way to bring employees together, boost morale and potentially learn new skills. In order to retain employees’ interests, it’s important to keep these events new and fresh, allowing individuals to try something different and in some cases, somewhere...

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With a responsive grid & gorgeous 3D models, The-Artery’s new website is showcasing the company’s multidisciplinary work.
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18 Scientific Reasons Why the Work Week Should Be Shorter - #infographic

The amount of hours we put in at work each week is based on 1920s ideals. Machines are able to do more and more of the tasks we used to do, yet our working week stays the same. Surely there are good reasons to shorten the amount of time we spend in the office? Well, now is the time to be bold and...

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