Sup, folks! The first post for this channel will be about web scrapping and crawling. It's a short article that explains you what "scrapping" and "crawling" is and helps you to do your first scrapping with Python libraries. https://datawhatnow.com/introduction-web-scraping-python/
#python #scrapping #crawling #web #tutorial

Hey, guys! Take a look at the small, but very useful tutorial of how to make your favorite editor to perform any actions before you save file. Especially me was interested in csscombing *.s?css files during developing, but you can do anything you want - fix code accordingly to your eslint rules, autoprefixing, babeling etc. https://medium.com/@netczuk/even-faster-code-formatting-using-eslint-22b80d061461
#ide #tutorial #tip&trick #formatting

Hello! Just want to tell that slack is now support interactive screen sharing where you can control screen actions of other caller. I hope, that one day slack will completely replace Skype in team communication filed. https://slackhq.com/screen-sharing-in-slack-made-interactive-cf8816efaa01
#justnews #slack #newfeature

Good evening, guys! With next article you gonna learn how to use JavaScript asynchronous functions in daily life. Since version 7.6 Node.js is run on updated V8 engine that supports async/await mechanism natively. Go ahead and try to use this awesome feature that will replace old asynchronous JS way and promises, I hope. https://nemethgergely.com/async-function-best-practices/
#js #node #javascript #asyncawait #tutorial #v8

Hi, guys! Congrats, Node 8.9.0 LTS released! And 9.0.0 is the current latest version of platform. New LTS version means using cool es7 features such as async/await, http2 and much more without any flags in production. #justnews #node #release #8.9.0 https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection/news-node-js-8-moves-into-long-term-support-and-node-js-9-becomes-the-new-current-release-line-74cf754a10a0

Todays HTML5 and es6/7 API allows you to create your own components not only with your favorite libraries and frameworks such as React, Angularjs, Angular, Vue and so on, but with native resources without any additional tools. #tutorial #noframework #html #customcomponent https://ayushgp.github.io/html-web-components-using-vanilla-js/

Interesting article about how to use http/https requests in Nodejs, using native tools and modern frameworks. #nodejs #http #https #article https://www.valentinog.com/blog/http-requests-node-js-async-await/

Welcome back, guys! There is useful article about how ot set up a new TypeScript project: https://alligator.io/typescript/new-project/ #TypeScript #tutorial

In this article is told about characters escapes in JavaScript programming language. https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/javascript-escapes #utf #encoding #js #base #ascii #hexadecimal

Hey! Here I found JS learning landscape for 2018. It's awesome list of books, blogs, listening, watching and doing things about our lovely JavaScript. In books list there are some imperishable representatives like "JavaScript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford and JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan - two books which I started to learn JS. But list is really good as for a complete begginer so for JS professional. Enjoy!

#javascript #2018y #list

https://css-tricks.com/javascript-learning-landscape-2018/

Difference between React Element and Component. Easy to understand explanation what's Element and Component terms mean in React system.

#react #explanation

https://tylermcginnis.com/react-elements-vs-react-components/

Nice article/tutorial about how to dive deep into React.js in 2018. Starting from fundamentals and tell everything you need to know to start working with one of the best and widely spread library in JS world!

#react #2018 #tutorial

https://tylermcginnis.com/reactjs-tutorial-a-comprehensive-guide-to-building-apps-with-react/

Hi! Here useful article about noteworthy points from Google JS style. Information is not very new or something like that. Maybe, this information is not even relevant enough, becasue IDEs do this job much better, than people do. But all in all you should be aware of some base unspoken rules and best practices of writing clean and readable JavaScript code (actually it relates to other languages too). https://medium.freecodecamp.org/google-publishes-a-javascript-style-guide-here-are-some-key-lessons-1810b8ad050b

#styleguide #google #js

Also, full Google guide. https://google.github.io/styleguide/jsguide.html

Hi, over there! Malcolm's here! Don't know JavaScript yet? Here I have an awesome application, where you can lean base JavaScript in 14 minutes (as title says). It's nice interactive introduction that gives you ability to understand if JS is your language in kind way! Enjoy! MADLINK

#js #tutorial #fast_tutorial

What's up guys!? Have you ever felt hurt in your butt, when some piece of your code required some reaction on its parent's event handling? So I did. And I resolved this problem with small piece of reactive stuff. In JavaScript there is very nice reactive library called RxJs, that allows you do everythin you want with your data in pretty convenient way. Here is 1h tutorial about basics of RxJs. Hope it will help you. Enjoy!

LINK

#rxjs #tutorial #basics

Webpack 4.5 has been released! Congrats! twitterlink

#justnews

Yo! I think that you already know that JavaString is a bit weird language in some cases. E.g. [1] + [2] === '12' // true. The explanation of its behavior is - type casting. Here I found easy to read article, where it's told about mechanism and rules of type casting system in JavaScript. Enjoy! LINK

#javascript #typecasting #basics #article