Plus more JavaScript links, tutorials, and projects.
✍️ It's been surprisingly quiet, we thought, out in JavaScript land this week, but we've been doing this for a while so we still have lots of neat bits and pieces for you to enjoy :-) Thanks for reading and continuing to support us! 😁 |
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Puppeteer v4.0.0 Released: The Node API for Chrome — The popular way to remotely control a headless Chrome instance gets a major version bump with the main breaking change being that Puppeteer no longer uses Node’s EventEmitter library in order to make it more environment agnostic. It’s also now “much better at killing lingering browser processes.” GitHub repo. Puppeteer Team |
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Stop Mocking fetch — Why you shouldn’t mock fetch or your API clients in your tests and what to consider instead. Kent C Dodds |
▶ Creative Coding in p5.js — A practical talk from GitHub Satellite 2020 demonstrating using the Processing-influenced p5.js creative coding library and editor for creating art with JavaScript. Cassie Tarakajian |
Going Async in Vue 3 with Suspense — A practical example of a new feature coming to Vue 3 for rendering fallback content until a condition is met (e.g. the real component is ready). Vinicius Kiatkoski | |