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An insightful reflection on Node.js's design mistakes. This talk sparked my curiosity about Deno🦕. Damn, I have other things to do. Perhaps I'll explore and play with it later✨ youtube.com/watch?v=M3BM9TB-…

We tend to romanticize individual effort, but in reality, great things are achieved through collaboration. Great software is not built by great programmers; it is built by great teams. So, what makes a team great? Empathy? An amazing episode by MPJ. youtube.com/watch?v=J9OpTNk0…

So have you watched the Original Node.js presentation from 2009? 🎥✨ It's a dive into the birth of a game-changing runtime. It sparked a revolution, allowing JavaScript developers to program on both client and server sides #TechEvolution youtube.com/watch?v=ztspvPYy…

Day 52 of #100DaysofCode ✨#JavaScript ✅ — Bubbling and capturing ✅ — Event delegation ✅ — Event tasks Are you familiar with the phases of event propagation? Capturing – the event goes down to the element. Target – reached the target el. Bubbling – bubbles up from the el

Day 50 of #100DaysofCode ✨#JavaScript 🎂 !!! Revisited ✅ — Modifying styles and classes ✅ — Element size and scrolling, geometry I like this pic with geometry properties from javascript.info.

That sounds like diffused thinking

Day 36 of #100DaysofCode ✨#JavaScript ✅ — generators ✅ — async iterations and async generatos Paginate data (GitHub commits) using generators and promises. A real-life example. I don't know about you, but those hype me up. Till tomorrow, 🌌

Day 33 of #100DaysofCode ✨#JavaScript Skipped yesterday because it was a dynamic and drunk Tuesday. — revisiting Promises. We can write asynchronous code through callbacks, but they can be rather inefficient (painful to look at). Promises and async/await make lives easier

Day 32 of #100DaysofCode ✨#JavaScript ✅ — Promisification ✅ — Microtasks ✅ — Async/Await Synch instructions may block the flow bcs the next instruction waits for it to complete its execution. Async operation allows the next one 2 execute immediately w/o blocking the flow