Material Design Update to be Available for Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Sites

Google finally introduces the much-awaited update of Material Design for various Google apps like Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Sites. This update was first tested a year ago with Google Drive and now will be available for other apps too. There are no new features introduced neither any changes...

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YouTube to Start Recommending Videos to Download

YouTube launched a feature of downloading videos to watch offline around five years back. By now in around 154 countries this feature is being used by many YouTube users. Some parts of the world have this feature for free while some of them have to get the Premium Subscription to avail the offline...

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Moving from Flow to TypeScript for static typing

#420 — January 18, 2019 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly Exploring JavaScript Modules: From IIFEs to CommonJS to ES6 Modules — A commonly 'under-learned' aspect of JavaScript is the module system, but given its unusual and varied history, that might not be a surprise. In this post (which also comes in video form), Tyler McGinnis provides a useful refresher of module approaches, both past and present. Tyler McGinnis Porting 30K Lines of Code From Flow to TypeScript — The story of how MemSQL ported 30 thousand lines of JavaScript from using the Flow static type checker to TypeScript. In related news, the Jest project (which is owned by Facebook, as is Flow) is also planning a switch to TypeScript. David Gomes Swift and Straightforward Bug Fixes for Your JavaScript Apps — Automatically detect & diagnose JavaScript errors impacting your users with Bugsnag. Get comprehensive diagnostic reports, know immediately which errors are worth fixing, & debug in a fraction of the time compared to traditional tools. Try it free. Bugsnag sponsor Why I've Stopped Exporting Defaults From My Modules — The creator of ESLint says that after years of fighting with default exports, he’s taking a different approach. He makes a compelling argument. Nicholas C. Zakas Animating URLs with JavaScript and Emojis — Half fantastic and half terrifying, this is a cute look at a technique to make your location bar a lot more memorable in a variety of ways.. Matthew Rayfield 💻 Jobs UI Engineer, Design Systems (San Francisco) — As a UI Platform Engineer at Uber, you'll be building Base UI, Uber's design language for all web applications at Uber and beyond. Uber Senior Frontend Engineer - Redwood City, CA — Build the platform that empowers researchers to develop high-performance materials and chemicals faster than ever before. Citrine Informatics Find A Job Through Vettery — Vettery specializes in developer roles and is completely free for job seekers. Vettery 📘 Tutorials and Opinions How to Start a Node Project — Short and sweet but there are a few neat tidbits here I wasn’t familiar with. Phil Nash Build an App with Everything New and Noteworthy in Angular 7 Matt Raible Being Type Strict Without Writing TypeScript — Explains how you can write typed JSDoc annotations in comments and have type safety checked in the IDE. An interesting compromise that may suit some setups or if you want to 'try out' static typing without going all in. Kevin Nuut Handling Time Zones in JavaScript Dong Woo Kim State Management in Angular Using Firebase and RxJS — A rather extensive and practical tutorial. Joaquin Cid Blazing Fast GraphQL PIM & Ecommerce Service — GraphQL backend for your ecommerce with subscription management? Crystallize sponsor Reverse Engineering GoDaddy's Tracking Script — A developer found that GoDaddy was injecting JavaScript into sites hosted by them in order to collect metrics for performance reasons. Joshua Small Why GraphQL is Taking Over APIs — GraphQL continues to eat the world and is a key technology to watch in 2019. Azat Mardan 🔧 Code and Tools Code to Graph: Visualize JavaScript Code as a Network Diagram — Certainly an interesting idea and fun to play with. Source here. Vincent Lecrubier NS:IDE: A JS IDE for Accessing a Phone/Tablet's Native Runtime — Uses NativeScript’s bindings to access native functionality. Jamie Birch ✅ ZingGrid: Web Component-Based JavaScript Data Grid & Table Library — Make responsive data grids and tables with CRUD functionality, built-in layout modes, column types and more with ZingGrid. ZingGrid sponsor wpk: A Friendly, Intuitive, and Unofficial CLI for webpack Sam Gluck jsdiff: A JavaScript Text Diffing Implementation — Can compare strings for differences in various ways including creating patches for such changes. The library is quite mature but just reached version 4.0. Kevin Decker AlaSQL: A JavaScript SQL Database for Browser and Node.js — Handles both traditional relational tables and nested JSON data (NoSQL). Export, store, and import data from localStorage, IndexedDB, or Excel. Andrey Gershun Build Enterprise-Grade Apps for Free with Ext JS Community Edition Sencha, Inc. sponsor Shiny: Shiny Reflections for Mobile Websites — Add shiny reflections to page elements on devices that support DeviceMotion. Rik Schennink SurveyJS: A JavaScript Survey and Form Builder — Can integrate with Angular, jQuery, Knockout, React and Vue.js. Live demo here. Devsoft Baltic Sockette: A Tiny WebSocket Wrapper — A 348 byte wrapper around WebSocket that auto reconnects when necessary. Luke Edwards P.S. Next Tuesday (22nd), a long-time reader and friend of JavaScript Weekly, Brian Rinaldi, is hosting two great talks in an online event called JavaScript for Enterprise Development. It's free and no strings attached so check it out.

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Facebook is extending its Political Advertising Rules to other Countries this year

According to the Reuters most renowned social network, Facebook is going to introduce new level of advertising in political field of other countries. Before that, last year these tools were introduced in the U.S and U.K elections successfully. It is reported by the Reuters that these terms and...

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G Suite Prices to be Increased soon by Google

Attention! G Suite Subscribers, the price of G Suite subscriptions is about to be increased for the first time ever. Google made the announcement and also mentioned the new prices and the date on which those new prices will go into effect. In the U.S., the Basic and Business editions of G Suite...

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Malicious Wordpress Plugin Causes the Security of Countless Twitter Handles to be Compromised

Several Twitter accounts were rendered prone to hack attacks after a popular WordPress plugin, Social Network Tabs, installed on a huge number of websites was revealed to be storing supposed account access tokens in the Wordpress website’s source code. If you are not familiar with how the access...

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Bavette La Boucherie

Stylish One Pager for Milwaukee-based butchery and restaurant, Bavette La Boucherie. Neat touch with the (parallax scrolling) "Farms We Choose" section and well played with the intro slideshow transitions going vertical on mobile. Great reference how love poured into a website design, alongside great photography, instantly creates a perception of a quality product.

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