BxJS Weekly Ep. 84 - Oct 12, 2019 (javascript news podcast)
Channel: Tim Ermilov
Date: 12/10/2019

This is a weekly javascript podcast delivering you all the best javascript news of the week.

You can find all mentioned links here:

https://github.com/BuildingXwithJS/bxjs-weekly/blob/master/links/19-41-Episode-84.md

Timestamps for news (huge thanks to SOLVM):

Getting started:

0:34 - The Beginner’s Guide to Chart.js
1:17 - React hooks... Oops! Part 2 - why does my effect run multiple times with the same dependencies?
3:50 - The Ultimate Guide to Next.js Authentication with Auth0


Articles & News:

4:53 - JavaScript Broughlike Tutorial
4:54 - Service workers at TPAC
8:05 - Letting web app users run multi-module JavaScript code


Tips, tricks & bit-sized awesomeness:
9:13 - TIL — The power of json.stringify replacer parameter
10:35 - Top-level await
11:20 - LastPass's Chrome Extension may slow down your browser by ~50%
13:08 - Introducing Create Next App
13:55 - Learn to code with Grasshopper, now on desktop


Releases:

16:22 - VS Code v1.39
17:08 - Next.js 9.1
19:00 - React-hooks v1.4.0


Libs & demos:

20:25 - cropperjs
22:36 - raw-wasm
23:40 - is-website-vulnerable
24:42 - ferrum
27:07 - prray
29:30 - diagram
30:28 - Harmony-of-the-Spheres
31:40 - webassembly.sh
34:34 - uPlot
35:40 - js13kgames winners
 
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