Deno FINALLY Reintroduces Bundle Everyone Has Been Asking For | HackerNoon
Deno 2.4 reintroduces the deno bundle command, enabling single-file JavaScript or TypeScript bundles for both server and browser with support for npm and JSR dependencies.
Uncontrollable is a valuable package for React UI libraries that simplifies state management, reducing noise in code when dealing with props like value, defaultValue, and onChange.
Default parameters: your code just got smarter - Matt Smith
Default parameters are a modern JavaScript feature that allows developers to declare default values directly within function signatures, improving code clarity and reducing bugs.
Deno reimagines Node.js by integrating modern JavaScript features and the TypeScript compiler, but it's still under development and not for production.
Deno reimagines Node.js by integrating modern JavaScript features and the TypeScript compiler, but it's still under development and not for production.
Using await at the top level in ES modules - Matt Smith
Top-level await enables JavaScript developers to use the await keyword directly at the top level of ES modules, simplifying asynchronous coding patterns and eliminating boilerplate.
Over 269,000 Websites Infected with JSFireTruck JavaScript Malware in One Month
A large-scale cybersecurity campaign is compromising legitimate websites through malicious JavaScript injections utilizing an obfuscation technique known as JSFireTruck.
Over 269,000 Websites Infected with JSFireTruck JavaScript Malware in One Month
A large-scale cybersecurity campaign is compromising legitimate websites through malicious JavaScript injections utilizing an obfuscation technique known as JSFireTruck.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: What to Do While I Wait for Claude (6/7/2025) | HackerNoon
Many startups fall into the trap of using AI to automate the same tired mistakes, overlooking the psychological triggers that actually convert customers.
Deno 1.42 includes major updates for Node.js and NPM compatibility, enhancing modules such as async_hooks, crypto, and worker_threads for improved performance.
Node.js 22 introduces require() support for synchronous ECMAScript module graphs under the flag --experimental-require-module, enabling loading requested modules with require().
Releasing Utilities Package to GitHub Packages: A Guide
Releasing a closed-source, reusable JavaScript/TypeScript package for internal use is streamlined when using GitHub Packages, ensuring modularity and preventing code leakage.
