Explicit resource management in JavaScript
New “using” syntax makes cleanup automatic, reducing leaks and boilerplate.
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Results of the State of JavaScript 2025 survey
TypeScript goes native, Vite overtakes Webpack, and AI-assisted coding keeps climbing.
How to dynamically install custom elements
Auto-import only the elements you actually use, and keep upgrades working after DOM changes.
Stop turning everything into arrays
Lazy iterator helpers cut allocations and stop work early in UI data pipelines.
Writing custom elements with lit-html
Light DOM components, plus signals-based state, without committing to full Lit.
Bundle size investigation. A step-by-step guide to shrinking your JavaScript
A checklist for hunting megabytes, and shipping less JS.
Date is out, Temporal is in
A quick tour of Temporal, the saner successor to JavaScript’s Date.
A production-ready web component starter template
Skip boilerplate with scaffolded tests, CI, and secure npm publishing.
Initiating navigations with the Navigation API
Tips for triggering, intercepting, and timing navigations with navigation.
Web dependencies are broken. Can we fix them?
Dependency management on the web needs an intervention, not more bundler glue.
ES2026 solves JavaScript headaches with dates, math and modules
Smarter tools and faster performance for JavaScript coming in ES2026.
Your URL is your state
How thoughtful URL design turns links into powerful, shareable state for modern web apps.