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  2. Apr 18, 2024I would like to introduce our new JavaScript Standard Library @opentf/std. Docs: https://js-std.pages.dev/ Why a Standard Library Matters Over the past few years, JavaScript has evolved at breakneck speed. The language has seen a proliferation of features, modules, and packages. The JavaScript projects with dependencies crisscrossing like a ...
    • Writing your first JavaScript library

      Let's get started by introducing what a library is, in JavaScript. Any program or functions you write to perform actions in your WebApp, for instance, is bundled up into a module that can be easily reused anywhere, instead of just adding the code directly to the scripts, just for your app's use.

  3. Apr 19, 2024Context I recommend you check out this post, Introducing Our New JavaScript Standard Library, to learn more about the JS library @opentf/std, which we will be using throughout this article. Why? Let us explain why again you need to reverse it when using a standard library like @opentf/std.
  4. Let's get started by introducing what a library is, in JavaScript. Any program or functions you write to perform actions in your WebApp, for instance, is bundled up into a module that can be easily reused anywhere, instead of just adding the code directly to the scripts, just for your app's use.
  5. Axios Axios is one of the go-to libraries for JavaScript programmers. When the Axios library started getting popular, there wasn't a browser-based API for a promise-based HTTP client. The standard XML HTTP Request (XHR) interface was awkward and hard to work with.
  6. Apr 6, 2023JavaScript libraries are incredibly useful tools for any web app developer. They're designed for boosting the development process and adding extra functionality to your projects with just a few lines of code. Today, there's almost a never-ending collection of JS libraries and frameworks to try, so we picked 20 cool tools for data visualization, animation, form validation, mapping, file ...
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