ECMAScript version 5 is the latest complete version of JavaScript available and is implemented in every major browser, but ES6 is in the works and promises a much better world for JavaScript developers with features such as a simple class syntax, arrow functions, built-in promises and the like. It d...
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ECMAScript version 5 is the latest complete version of JavaScript available and is implemented in every major browser, but ES6 is in the works and promises a much better world for JavaScript developers with features such as a simple class syntax, arrow functions, built-in promises and the like. It d...
Getting realtime test results from Google's Karma javascript test runner into Visual Studio's Test Explorer.
For some time now, Apple have been working on using LLVM as a fourth tier JIT. For those not familiar with the concept, the modern JS JITs have a series of tiers optimised for different workloads. e.g. JavascriptCore starts in an interpreted mode (low compilation time) and when a function/loop is in...
Some of the code involved can be found here: https://github.com/mraleph/mraleph.github.com/tree/master/talks/jsconfeu2014/code
I'm currently reading "JavaScript for Kids" and it's a whole lot of fun. Though marketed for children I think that humans of any age could get a lot out of it if they wanted to start learning JavaScript. If technical books were more like this, with fun illustrations and frivolous use of exclamation ...