I built a multi-core SQL engine for JavaScript (pure JS + WebAssembly, no native addon)
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I built a multi-core SQL engine for JavaScript (pure JS + WebAssembly, no native addon)
AngularLynx: idiomatic Angular rendering natively on iOS and Android via Lynx, with Renderer2 implemented on Lynx’s element API
Hi r/javascript. I’ve been using Angular since the AngularJS and the Angular 2 betas. When ByteDance created Lynx, I really liked it, but it only came with React and Vue. So it's time for an Angular one to exist!
The aim is for it to be ordinary idiomatic Angular, …
What we learned operating auth for 1,000+ APIs
What we learned operating auth for 1,000+ APIs
[AskJS] Are we putting too much application logic in the frontend?
I've been exploring Phoenix LiveView lately, and it got me thinking.
We've spent years moving more state and logic into the browser. But what if we kept most application state on the server and used JavaScript mainly for rich interactions?
I'm not talking about replacing JS. Libraries like …
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