What's new in ECMAScript 2022
The ECMAScript 2022 Language Specification candidate is now available. Even though the final version will be approved in June, the list of new features coming to the language this year is defined.
Read more »Make the TypeScript interface partially optional/required
I came across a situation when I had to make a single key of the TypeScript interface optional. My friend and I came up with this solution, and we hope you will find it helpful.
Read more »Top picks — 2022 March
TypeScript native support in the AWS SAM, new CSS features in 2022, better writing, Types as Comments in ECMAScript, crazy update for Safari, CSS-Tricks acquired by DigitalOcean, 1Password meet SSH, sick CodeSandbox announcement, Tao of Node.js, Docker course, PM2 guide and more…
Read more »Book review: The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
This book is about introducing minor changes to your life that, compounded after a while, produce a significant impact. It is also about bad habits or duties that we like to neglect and their long-term effect on our lives.
Read more »Book review: The Effective Executive by Peter F. Drucker
After reading this book, I no longer wonder why this publication is so popular. If I could recommend only one self-development book, that would be this one.
Read more »Book review: A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson
How do we know what we know about such distant subjects like the Big Bang, a distant space or black holes? How much science explored the universe, and what still can be discovered? We know that atoms and particles are tiny, but how small they really are?
Read more »Top picks — 2022 February
Node.js streams, CSS Cascade Layers, the hottest frontend tools in 2021, fetch in Node.js runtime, code-splitting, native HTML dialog element, explanation of assistive technologies, Express 5 is coming and more…
Read more »A few methods to check if all values in the JavaScript array are the same
You can solve the same problem in multiple ways. That’s what I love about programming. Checking if all items in an array are the same is a great exercise, isn’t it?
Read more »The difference between CSS focus and focus-visible pseudo-class
Browsers, by default, do a great job to determine if an element should indicate focus. The CSS :focus and :focus-visible pseudo-classes allow us to customise the look of a focus indicator. Do you know the difference between them?
Top picks — 2022 January
ECMAScript modules on AWS Lambda, detailed walkthrough pixels rendering lifetime in the browser, Eleventy hits stable release, TypeScript features that should be avoided and CSS Cascade Layers.
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