đď¸ Chris is on vacation this week enjoying the delights Germany has to offer, so it's the editor of JavaScript Weekly at the helm this week! __ Peter Cooper, your editor |
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đĄ Mike King's How AI Mode Works and How SEO Can Prepare for the Future of Search goes into far more detail on this topic, and is probably the more interesting read! |
Try KendoReact Free, npm-Install Available! â 50+ robust KendoReact components, including React Data Grid, DatePicker and DropDownList. No sign-ups, trials, or licenses required - you can use KendoReact Free in production, to experiment, or to quickly see what it's all about!
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HTML5 Elements You Didn't Know You Need â If you read MDN on the regular, you might not need this article, but roundups like this are always popular nonetheless. Max digs into dialog , details , summary , meter , output and other elements here.
Max Prilutskiy
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đ¤Â Building a React App with GitHub Copilot â A good walkthrough, complete with video, if you prefer, of bringing together several of GitHub Copilotâs features for building a modern JavaScript app quickly.
Kedasha Kerr (GitHub)
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đ§° Tools, Code & Resources
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ForesightJS: Predictive Mouse Intent Library â An interesting concept, with the entire page acting as a demo of sorts. The idea is to decrease latency by prefetching data or pages as soon as you think a user might be heading in that direction. Your mileage may vary and itâs less useful for touch devices.
ForesightJS, Inc.
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snapDOM: Captures DOM Nodes as Images â A fast and accurate DOM-to-image capture mechanism to capture any HTML element as a scalable SVG image, preserving styles, fonts, background images, etc.
ZumerLab
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Ruffle: A Flash Player Emulator â Built in Rust, Ruffle targets both desktop and the web using WebAssembly. Itâs a retro idea, but if you have old Flash content to bring back to life, itâs an option. There are some demos to enjoy.
Ruffle
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âśď¸ Videos from Google I/O
As mentioned in last week's issue, Google annual I/O developer conference recently took place. Now we've got a whole playlist of web related talks to share from the event.
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Performance Debugging in DevTools â Paul shares a look at the reimagined Chrome DevTools Performance panel, showing off new features, how they work, and how to use them to make performance gains.
Paul Irish
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What's New in Web UI â An engaging, roughly ~50 minute update on the current âGolden Age of Web UIâ, running through a packed feature list of things we can now do to enhance the visuals of the web platform.
Una Kravets
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Web Animations Today and Tomorrow â A 20-minute exploration of the latest advancements in web animation, including view transitions, scroll-driven animations, and more.
Bramus Van Damme
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bit.dev - open-source tool providing AI-powered development workspaces, fostering architectural clarity and enabling zero-overhead composable components.
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