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🙌 npm v7! So much goodness: - Workspaces - Overrides (like Yarn Resolutions) - Improved UI for npm audit - handling yarn.lock files - Staged Publishes - publish from CI with human control - more! blog.npmjs.org/post/617484925…

@EmmanuelDemey @sindresorhus Big improvements in the reporting in npm audit in v7. Here’s a demo: #the-javascript-coders-guide-to-getting-more-from-github-and-npm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">githubsatellite.com/watch/#the-jav…

Most `npm audit` vulnerabilities are just a waste of everyone's time. There must be a more balanced way to do this.

25 years ago this month the first prototype of JavaScript was created over ten days. Most likely May 6-15, 1995. Read about how it happened in “JavaScript: The First 20 Years” doi.org/10.5281/zenodo… @BrendanEich

v1.0.0 released! deno.land/v1

Web development just got a lot less complicated. Introducing Snowpack V2 snowpack.dev 👇 Quick thread on what this means for the web:

This @VueDose tip shows you how to name webpack chunks generated by lazy loaded routes to help with debugging. @baumannzone #vuejs buff.ly/2W5JW2F

Dunno about 10x developers but I do know the difference between a team with trust and a team without is like 1000x

Many trends in modern programming language design seem to focus on developers pressing fewer keys on the keyboard. To me, that's a strange priority. For large systems where the industry spends most of its time, I think "readability" is much more important than "writability." 1/5

Why I code against a mock API: 1 I control the speed 2 It's never down 3 No internet required 4 No cross-team dependency 5 I can force it to throw errors to simulate server errors 6 I can write fast, reliable app tests 7 When I find a bug, I can enhance mock data and test it

Vue creator @evanyou has released "Vite", a simple dev server that allows you to develop Vue apps without any bundle step. #vuejs @GauteMeekOlsen buff.ly/3bK35hr

Reading Vue 3 source code with Evan You 🚀 Dive into the anticipated code with @evanyou, followed by his live demo of the brand new debugging hooks. Watch now 👇 buff.ly/2VNyIkJ

The release candidate of TypeScript 3.9 is now available! Try it today and give us your feedback! devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/ann…

That said, if you want to quickly try Vue 3 beta with single-file components... it can't get any easier than this github.com/vuejs/vite

Blazor WebAssembly 3.2.0 Preview 5 release now available! 🔥Read configuration during startup 🔥Configure HTTP fetch request options 🔥Honor existing web.config when publishing 🔥Attach tokens to outgoing requests devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/blazor-…

Skeleton loading screens show a content outline while waiting for data to load. See how to implement this in Vue, providing a great user experience and making load times feel shorter. @matt_maribojoc #vuejs buff.ly/2zjGkmb

You can now run GitHub Actions on your own hardware, for your entire org. **insert cool ASCII art** github.blog/changelog/2020…

If you suck at writing.... Start with an unordered list of important points Upgrade to a priority-ordered list of points Upgrade to sentences Add paragraphs for flourish Now you're a writer

There's a career path for developers that does not include managing people. You can continue to grow with a company and stay in the code. Management is 100% not a requirement for career growth.