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One day, back in March 2017, I decided to implement WhatWG URL parsing in swagger2openapi. This depended on Node.js 7, so I installed it locally, and everything worked fine. I then added Node.js 7 to the list of Node.js versions tested by my favoured CI tool, Travis. That's when I noticed something wrong. Node.js 6.x would complete the test-suite in around 4 minutes, but Node.js 7 was taking over
Two years ago, I started the ProseMirror project because I wanted to take a stab at a better approach to WYSIWYG-style editing. Today, I'm releasing version 1.0 of the library. The architecture and scope of the project have changed quite a bit during its lifetime, but I feel that the original goal has been met. ProseMirror is a Web interface component, and though some of the challenges it tackles
This is a book about JavaScript, programming, and the wonders of the digital. You can read it online here, or buy your own paperback copy. Written by Marijn Haverbeke. Licensed under a Creative Commons attribution-noncommercial license. All code in this book may also be considered licensed under an MIT license. Illustrations by various artists: Cover and chapter illustrations by Madalina Tantarean
Task running — it’s not sexy, but it makes the world go ‘round. — Madonna Updated 11 Oct 2017: Thanks to for their feedback on handling never-ending processes. I’ve updated the last section accordingly. BackgroundAs a software engineer, I use software to automate boring tasks. If I can’t find an existing software tool to do what I need, I can write my own. In the NodeJS ecosystem, this is as simpl
We Interviewed the React.js Team at Facebook About WordPress & Gutenberg! TheDevCouple Editorial Team 9th Oct '17 The news about Facebook dropping the patent clause and re-licensing of React under the MIT license brought some sort of relief to the WordPress community. But the much-heated debate isn’t over yet. People are discussing round the clock about the JavaScript Framework Gutenberg is going
Connection behavior is not part of the semantic HTTP contract that remains available between versions of the protocol. 6455 relies on HTTP/1.1 connection behaviors that are not available in HTTP/2. As a practical matter this means that servers that wish to transition to HTTP/2 and also offer WebSockets need to run extensive legacy stacks along side HTTP/2. This is an administrative burden and some
Welcome back! New features coming to DevTools in Chrome 63 include: Multi-client remote debugging support. Workspaces 2.0. Four new audits. Simulate push notifications with custom data. Trigger background sync events with custom tags. Read on or watch the video below to learn more! Multi-client remote debugging support If you've ever tried debugging an app from an IDE like VS Code or WebStorm, you
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