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CHALLENGE #63
CHALLENGE #63

Build and Deploy a Fullstack Reddit Clone: Next.js 13, React, Tailwind, Auth, Prisma, MySQL Josh tried coding
Build and Deploy a Fullstack Reddit Clone: Next.js 13, React, Tailwind, Auth, Prisma, MySQL Josh tried coding

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CHALLENGE #62 Peyman
CHALLENGE #62 Peyman

📒 ARTICLES & TUTORIALS 📃 Don't Write Console Logs Yourself Ever Again We all use console.log and we’ll probably use it fore
📒 ARTICLES & TUTORIALS 📃 Don't Write Console Logs Yourself Ever Again We all use console.log and we’ll probably use it forever, but Amit says we can save time by using the Turbo Console Log extension for VS Code to at least insert the console.log statements for us.. AMIT MERCHANT 📃 An Introduction to Parser Combinators Parsing is rarely exciting, but Varun has done a fantastic job of making an engaging tutorial for a dry, yet extremely useful, topic. This is the bare basics, but I hope we can encourage him to finish the series :-) VARUN RAMESH

🗞 Issue 18 / 01.07.2023 📄 A Massive Bug at the Heart of the npm Ecosystem “This is a doozy,” says the author, who used to w
🗞 Issue 18 / 01.07.2023 📄 A Massive Bug at the Heart of the npm Ecosystem “This is a doozy,” says the author, who used to work on the npm CLI team. We don’t want to spoil his story too much, but in short, package manifests and actual package contents don’t necessarily match up and this can be manipulated by bad actors and even trip up auditing tools. DARCY CLARKE 🎬 The Cost of JavaScript in 2023 Esteemed Googler and Web performance expert Addy Osmani always brings a full, holistic view of problems and solutions to his talks, and this is no exception. He talks about the various ways JS apps are delivered and rendered, the constraints of the hardware involved, and techniques you can use to keep things running smoothly. ADDY OSMANI 💡 I know many readers dislike videos, but no word of a lie, this is a mini masterclass in numerous modern JS and webperf topics and worth saving for later. ©️JS WEEKLY

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CHALLENGE #61 Peyman
CHALLENGE #61 Peyman

Most Popular Programming Languages in 2023 According to a study by Statista, JavaScript is the most popular language to learn
Most Popular Programming Languages in 2023 According to a study by Statista, JavaScript is the most popular language to learn. JavaScript (JS) is a scripting language used to make websites and mobile applications more interactive. It is also commonly used for game development. COURSERA

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CHALLENGE #60
CHALLENGE #60

The TypeScript Workshop (2021) Broaden your skill set by learning TypeScript and applying your knowledge to build real-world
The TypeScript Workshop (2021) Broaden your skill set by learning TypeScript and applying your knowledge to build real-world applicationsKey FeaturesQuickly get started writing TypeScript code with hands-on exercises and activities... Ben Grynhaus, Rayon Hunte, Jordan Hudgens

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CHALLENGE #59
CHALLENGE #59

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CHALLENGE #58
CHALLENGE #58

🛠 CODE & TOOLS 🔩 Nightwatch.js 3.0: End-to-End Web Testing Framework v3 includes some new selectors, features a revamped ex
🛠 CODE & TOOLS 🔩 Nightwatch.js 3.0: End-to-End Web Testing Framework v3 includes some new selectors, features a revamped experience, lets you test Angular components in isolation, adds test double support for unit tests, and more. GitHub repo. BROWSERSTACK LIMITED 🔩 Shiki: A Syntax Highlighter Using VS Code Themes Supports over 100 languages and you can specify a VS Code theme in the settings to get the look you want. Works in both Node.js and even on static sites (via a CDN build) and you can see some examples here. SHIKI

🗞 Issue 17 / 27.06.2023 📄 Kysely: A Type-Safe SQL Query Builder Inspired by Knex and targeting Node, it also works in Deno
🗞 Issue 17 / 27.06.2023 📄 Kysely: A Type-Safe SQL Query Builder Inspired by Knex and targeting Node, it also works in Deno and the browser. It boasts a good autocomplete experience thanks to its fluent API. GitHub repo. SAMI KOSKIMÄKI 📄 The June 20 Node.js Security Releases As we suggested last week, the Node.js 16.x, 18.x, and 20.x lines all got updates in the form of v20.3.1 (Current), v18.16.1 (LTS), and v16.20.1 (LTS). The vulnerabilities are explained in the post and are primarily related to OpenSSL or the use of the experimental permissions feature behind the --experimental-permission flag. (This is why it's an experimental feature, while initial weaknesses are discovered and fixed.) RAFAEL GONZAGA ©NODE.JS WEEKLY

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