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The latest news in the JavaScript community
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Average audio length:
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English
13 episodes
since Feb. 11, 2016
episodic
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This week, we discuss code sharing between React Native and React web apps, how enterprise companies are using Node, a live chat app using Meteor and the DDP protocol, and an ES7 proposal.
This week, we discuss learning the JavaScript ecosystem; async and await; Webpack; and the React, Webpack, and Horizon quick start.
This week, we discuss Edge supporting Fetch, jQuery 3.0 RC, free resources for learning JavaScript, and the Aurelia Shadow DOM v1 Slots prerelease.
This week, we discuss building an Angular 2 app, Node.js V6 release, TrialJS, and 12 useful hacks for JavaScript.
This week, we sit down with Course Instructor Sergio Cruz to discuss the Powering Up With React course.
This week, we discuss EmberConf 2016, JavaScript generators, changes to npm's unpublish policy, EverthingStays, and Chrome Music Lab.
This week, we discuss modules, Hain, moving from Ember to React, and Stack Overflow's 2016 survey results.
This week, we discuss Angular 2 and the future of HTML5 apps, functional programming for JavaScript people, Ora, and we take an early look at three high-impact ES6 features coming to Node.js.
This week, we discuss Fetch-it, PG with async/await, JS Frameworks in 2016, Aurelia March 2016, and Enzyme.
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