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06/26/2025





















#​742 — June 27, 2025

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JavaScript Weekly








Ecma International Approves ECMAScript 2025: What’s New? — It’s that time of year again. The Ecma General Assembly has approved the ES2025 language specification, which you can read in full here if you have a gallon of coffee to hand — or you can enjoy Dr. Axel’s more succinct explainer instead.


Dr. Axel Rauschmayer






What's Coming to JavaScript — The ES2025 spec is great, but what else is coming down the pike? The Deno team has put together a look, complete with code samples, at nine proposals progressing through TC39’s process right now.


Casonato and Jiang (Deno)






Fullstack without Frameworks — Maximiliano Firtman combines vanilla JavaScript and Go to create high-performance apps from scratch. Follow along in this video course and learn more about web components, dynamic client-side routing, authentication, logging and everything in between.


Frontend Masters sponsor






Vite 7.0 Released — At five years old, Vite has radically changed the frontend building experience and is an essential tool for many. v7 is an evolutionary step more than a revolutionary one and should prove an easy upgrade from v6.


VoidZero Inc.




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




📖  Articles and Videos








Tips for Making Regular Expressions Easier to Use in JavaScript — Dr. Axel asks us to imagine if we had to write JavaScript without any whitespace or comments, so why should we have to write regexes that way? He has some tips for making the process more pleasant.


Dr. Axel Rauschmayer






Creating a Simple RSS Server Side Reader — Alex likes that blogs have feeds, but isn’t so keen on modern feed readers, so he put together a surprisingly simple Deno-based approach to scrape feeds and produce an automatically updated HTML page linking to the latest items.


Alex Kladov






How OAuth Works — A practical guide to OAuth Scoped Access with code examples, security tips, and how third-party integrations really work.


Clerk sponsor




📄 Implementing an Undo/Redo System in a Complex Visual Application mlacast


📄 No Time To Learn (Web) Framework X – How can you judge when it’s worth the time to learn something new? Wouter Groeneveld


📄 Comparing Rust, JavaScript and Go for Authoring WASM Components Obelisk


📄 How to Write Compelling Software Release Announcements Michael Lynch


📺 Generating Playwright Tests with AI: Let's Try the New Playwright MCP Server Stefan Judis



🛠 Code & Tools








Hono 4.8: A Cross-Runtime Standards-Oriented Web FrameworkHono is a framework well worth exploring. It’s fast, lightweight, built on Web Standards, and can be used to build apps that work on numerous platforms from Node or Bun to Cloudflare or Fastly. v4.8 adds new route helper functions, improvements to JSX streaming and CORS, a new plugin system for static site generation, and more.


Yusuke Wada and Contributors






LogTape 1.0.0: Universal Logging for JavaScript Apps — Whether it’s in Node, the browser, or edge functions, LogTape is here for you. It’s particularly aimed at library developers who want to add logging in a low hassle way for end users – learn more here.


Hong Minhee




💡 If you want the full sales pitch, Hong Minhee explains why you'll (probably) love LogTape if you're a JavaScript library builder.





🤖 Google Unveils Gemini CLI: An Open-Source AI Agent — Google has dipped its toe into the rapidly growing AI dev agent game with a terminal-based agent, built in TypeScript, with a striking high free usage allowance, making it a good way to give such tools a try if you haven’t so far.


Mullen and Salva (Google)







📰 Classifieds




Meticulous automatically creates and maintains an E2E UI test suite with zero developer effort. Relied on by Dropbox, Wiz, Lattice, Bilt Rewards, etc.



🚀 Build VueJS forms your way with Enforma — UI-agnostic (PrimeVue, Vuetify, Quasar), schema-ready, repeatable fields, powerful validation.



🪐 Learn from Bun & SolidJS creators, Syntax.fm co-host & more JS stars at the West’s biggest planetarium! See you Nov 17–20 in NYC & online.









PLJS 1.0: JavaScript Language Plugin for PostgresPLV8 has been the ‘go to’ way to use JavaScript as a procedural language within Postgres for years, but this QuickJS-based variant, from the same maintainer, has a far lighter footprint, is easier to maintain, and may be enough for your needs.


Jerry Sievert






Marked 16.0: A Fast Markdown Parser and CompilerDemo here to see it in action. GitHub repo.


Christopher Jeffrey






Vue Infinity: Virtualized Rendering for Large Datasets — The idea is simple: if it’s not visible, it doesn’t get rendered. A handy way to keep things fast when dealing with large feeds, carousels, dashboards, etc. GitHub repo.


Isaac Tewolde






Spark: Advanced 3D Gaussian Splatting Renderer for Three.js — Check out the live examples.


World Labs Technologies, Inc.






  • 📊 Billboard.js 3.16.0 – The popular chart library adds 'trending lines' to bar charts, perf improvements, and other tweaks.




  • Hako 1.0 – An embeddable, lightweight, high-performance JavaScript engine built atop QuickJS.




  • React Admin 5.9 – Framework for building B2B frontend interfaces.




  • 📊 AG Charts 12.0 – Full-featured, customizable charting library.




  • 📈 Recharts 3.0 – D3-powered chart library for React.





🎁 A few bonus items..



Just some things I've seen that didn't fit anywhere else, but I wanted to give a quick mention:



P.S. Yes, I actually wrote with a sharpie on my bookshelf for today's header graphic and it doesn't come off so easily. But it was worth it.










06/19/2025





















#​741 — June 20, 2025

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JavaScript Weekly








📖 Exploring JavaScript (ES2025 Edition) — Dr. Axel is back with his latest book covering all things relating to modern JavaScript at the language level (think built-in data types, modularity, how objects, classes and promises work, etc.). As with all of Axel's books, it’s available to buy but also to read online in HTML form for free. He’s also produced a set of flashcards to help you learn language features in both HTML and Anki forms.


Dr. Axel Rauschmayer




💡 The two sets of flashcards (including API flashcards) are worth a look on their own as you'll almost certainly learn/remember something useful looking through them.





How Notion Cut Typing Latency By 15% — Stop guessing why your web app is slow. Palette’s production JS profiler tells you why, down to the line of code. Get started for free today.


Palette sponsor







Biome v2: The First Type-Aware Linter That Doesn't Require tsc — Boasts being the first JavaScript and TypeScript linter that doesn’t require the TypeScript compiler, while still offering type-aware linting rules. There’s a lot to enjoy here, including initial support for linter plugins and improved monorepo support, though note that Vue and Svelte templates aren’t yet supported.


Emanuele Stoppa




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




  • Bun v1.2.16 – The high performance JS runtime adds support for returning files for routes via Bun.serve, along with a slew of bugfixes and Node compatibility improvements.




  • Astro 5.10 – The content-driven JS framework makes its responsive images feature stable, and adds a new experimental feature: live content collections.




  • ESLint v9.29.0 – Now supports the syntax used for explicit resource management (using and await using).




  • Hono 4.8, Relay v20, Fastify 5.4, NeutralinoJS 6.1, Axios 1.10.0





📖  Articles and Videos








▶  Compiling JavaScript Ahead-of-Time — The creator of the Porffor JavaScript compiler talks about the various ways to make JavaScript faster to execute, before digging into Porffor’s approach.


Oliver Medhurst






Using await at the Top Level in ES Modules — Top-level await is supported in all modern browsers and in Node.js (beyond v16) in .mjs files or .js files specified as modules.


Matt Smith






Clerk OAuth Gets a Big Upgrade — Now Fully MCP-Ready — Clerk OAuth now supports token revocation, consent screens, dynamic clients, & more—now fully MCP-ready. Learn more here.


Clerk sponsor






JavaScript Broke the Web (and Called It Progress) — An esteemed SEO consultant shares his thoughts on the complexity of the modern Web and JavaScript’s role in particular.


Jono Alderson






How TypeScript Solved Its Global Iterator Name Clash — ES2025 adds an Iterator class containing iterator helper methods. However, this class conflicts with TypeScript’s existing types for iterators..


Dr. Axel Rauschmayer




📄 'How Cursor Upgraded Our Storybook in Just 2 Hours' – If you’re going to use AI, it might as well be to speed up boring tasks. Uri Klar


📄 Coding a 3D Audio Visualizer with Three.js, GSAP and Web Audio API Filip Zrnzevic


📄 Bringing React's <ViewTransition> to Vanilla JS Joeri Sebrechts



🛠 Code & Tools









<syntax-highlight>: A Custom Element for Syntax Highlighting — A custom element that uses the CSS Custom Highlight API (supported by most modern browsers) for syntax highlighting so you don’t need to retreat to the age-old method of wrapping every token in spans. GitHub repo.


André Ruffert






React Native 0.80 Released — React Native 0.80 lands with React 19.1, a new opt-in set of stricter TypeScript types, and experimental support for prebuilt dependencies on iOS to speed up builds. The legacy architecture is now officially 'frozen', with warnings for APIs slated for future removal.


Cohen, Cucci, Dall'Agnol, and Falch






Handsontable: Spreadsheet-Like JavaScript Data Grid for Your App — Feature-rich data grid for developers seeking a powerful, customizable, and accessible solution to manage complex data.


Handsontable sponsor






react-searchable-dropdown: A Customizable Dropdown Component — A modern, accessible, and customizable dropdown component that supports large datasets with virtualization, lets users create new options, works with both simple and complex data, and is easy to style and extend. GitHub repo.


Lucio D'Alessandro






WelsonJS: Build Windows Apps Using Windows' Built-In JS Engine — WelsonJS = Windows + Electron-like + JS. Optimized for environments with limited computing power.


Go Namhyeon










📰 Classifieds




Meticulous automatically creates and maintains an E2E UI test suite with zero developer effort. Relied on by Dropbox, Wiz, Lattice, Bilt Rewards, etc.



🚀 Build VueJS forms your way with Enforma — UI-agnostic (PrimeVue, Vuetify, Quasar), schema-ready, repeatable fields, powerful validation.



🎤 First speakers at JSNation US: Addy Osmani, Scott Tolinski, Ryan Carniato & more! Nov 17 & 20 in NYC & online. Early Bird going fast!





👀  Elsewhere...



Here's a selection of things from the broader ecosystem this week:











06/12/2025





















#​740 — June 13, 2025

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JavaScript Weekly








The State of React and the Community in 2025 — React continues to be a major dependency in the JavaScript world but recent innovations have led to much discussion about how it should move forward. Redux maintainer Mark Erikson gives an overview of React’s development over time, what led to some of its innovations, and dispels some ‘FUD and confusion’ about where it's headed.


Mark Erikson




💡 While we cover the biggest React stories in JavaScript Weekly, React Status is our weekly newsletter dedicated to React, so check it out for more depth.





How Notion Cut Typing Latency By 15% — Stop guessing why your web app is slow. Palette’s production JS profiler tells you why, down to the line of code. Get started for free today.


Palette sponsor







Announcing Oxlint 1.0: The Super Fast Linter — First appearing just 18 months ago, Oxlint has made an impact by being an incredibly fast Rust-powered linter for JavaScript and TypeScript, boasting a 50~100x performance improvement over ESLint while still having support for hundreds of its rules. Now, it’s gone stable.


Boshen Chen and Cameron Clark






pnpm 10.12 Introduces an Experimental Global Virtual Storepnpm has long been prized for its speed and efficiency over npm. v10.12 takes things further introducing a ‘global virtual store’ that node_modules symlinks to, enabling projects to share dependencies without them being installed numerous times.


Sarah Gooding (Socket)




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RELEASES:




📖  Articles and Videos





Suppressions of Suppressions — If you’re using a linter to keep your code clean, you may have silenced rules that feel too strict or irrelevant. But those suppressions can bury serious bugs. Dan Abramov argues for adding a rule to forbid disabling your most critical checks.


Dan Abramov






How JavaScript Was Written Back in the Day — It’s not the earliest JavaScript, but Trevor looks back at code written in the 2006-2015 pre-ES6 era.


Trevor I. Lasn






The Only Test Runner Fully Integrated with AI Agents — Wallaby upgrades your AI agent to an expert debugging partner with runtime data, coverage, execution paths, runtime dependencies and real-time insights.


Wallaby Team sponsor






Native Hot Module Reloading in Node via Module Hooks — A clever use of module hooks to implement ‘hot module’ functionality natively and efficiently.


Immaculata




📺 Don't Use JSON.parse & JSON.stringify – Jack points out some of these functions’ shortcomings and possible workarounds. Jack Herrington


📄 How ESLint Language Plugins Enhance DSL Usability Nicholas C. Zakas


📄 Things to Avoid in JavaScript – A reminder of some basics. Suren Enfiajyan


📄 Angular 20 Might Seem Boring — 6 Reasons It’s Not Yan Sun



🛠 Code & Tools








npmgraph: A Tool to Visualize npm Module Dependencies — Give this Web-based tool one or more npm package names (or even your package.json file) and you can see a visualization of the dependency graphs for those packages, including where they intersect. Packages can be colored by various criteria (such as number of maintainers) and you can download SVGs of the graphs.


Kieffer, Brigante, et al.






Jest 30: Faster, Leaner, and Better JS Testing — A ‘noticeably faster’ release of this popular testing framework, adding improved ESM and TypeScript support, performance improvements and more. Upgrade docs here.


Zaytsev & Nakazawa






Sync Clerk User Data to Supabase in Real Time with Webhooks — Stop polling and start syncing. This guide shows how to stream Clerk user updates into Supabase with ease.


Clerk sponsor






🍊 Orange ORM: An Active Record ORM for JavaScript and TypeScript — A powerful ORM for Node, Bun and Deno, supporting both TypeScript and JavaScript, and both CommonJS and ESM. It follows an Active Record-style querying approach, is well documented, and certainly worth a look if working with most of the popular SQL databases.


Lars-Erik Roald






Vue Equipment: A Toolkit for Nuxt and Vue.js — A collection of ready-to-use plugins and composables for building modern web apps with both Vue and Nuxt. Explained here.


Magic as a Service






🌓 DarkModeJS 2.0: A Utility Package for Managing Dark Mode — Uses the matchMedia API and the prefers-color-scheme media query to fire functions whenever a user is in dark mode (or changes the mode).


Assortment






🕹️ Odyc.js: A JS Library for Pixel Games/Stories — Has a bit of a 8-bit Game Boy Color vibe to it. You can create games, and try some examples, in this online playground.


Charles Cailleteau






  • 🤖 Midscene.js 0.18 – Let AI and JavaScript be your browser operator.




  • Acorn 8.15 – Small, fast, JavaScript-based JavaScript parser.




  • xo 1.1 – Opinionated but configurable ESLint wrapper.




  • Mocha 11.6 – Test framework for Node & browsers.




  • JsBarcode 3.12 – Barcode generation library.









📰 Classifieds




"Change is just a merge away" - ✨ Automate code reviews with Infinitcode AITry free now.



🎹 STRICH: Add blazing fast and reliable 1D/2D Barcode Scanning to your web apps. Free demo app and 30-day trial available.



Meticulous automatically creates and maintains an E2E UI test suite with zero developer effort. Relied on by Dropbox, Wiz, Lattice, Bilt Rewards, etc.





👀  Fun, fun, fun..



Here's a selection of things from the broader ecosystem this week:











06/05/2025





















#​739 — June 6, 2025

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🖊️ I was meant to be traveling this week. My plans changed, but I’d planned for a shorter issue, so enjoy the bitesize take! Back to full service next week. :-)
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Peter Cooper, your editor





JavaScript Weekly








 Announcing Rolldown-ViteRolldown is a fast Rust-based JavaScript bundler designed to eventually be used by the equally fast Vite build tool - now it’s a reality. It’s a drop-in replacement too, and early adopters are reporting huge build time reductions. Try it now before it becomes the default.


Evan You






TC39 Advances Several Proposals at Latest Meeting — Coverage of what happened at last week’s meeting of the folks working on the ECMAScript spec whose decisions influence what becomes everyday JavaScript (eventually). Array.fromAsync, Error.isError, and explicit resource management all move to stage 4, among other things.


Sarah Gooding






CodeRabbit’s Free AI Code Reviews in IDE - VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf — Code Rabbit brings AI code reviews to VS Code, Cursor & Windsurf. Get line-by-line reviews, one-click fixes & codebase-aware feedback - all free in your IDE. Seamlessly integrates with git workflows. Install the extension & start reviewing!


CodeRabbit sponsor






WebStatus.dev: Now with More Data, Deeper Insights, and a Clearer Path to Baseline — Google's Web Platform Status site lets us query and track various web platform features and the browsers that support them. It’s had a big update recently.


Kadir Topal (Google)




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📖  Articles and Videos





A JavaScript Developer's Guide to GoGo is a popular, fast language most commonly used for backend work, and this is a good primer targeted at JavaScript developers keen to learn more about it.


Prateek Surana




💡 If you get into Go, we also publish Go Weekly, a newsletter just like JavaScript Weekly but for Go developers :-)





document.currentScript is More Useful Than I Thought“Every so often, I stumble across a well-established JavaScript API in the browser that I probably should’ve known about years ago.”


Alex MacArthur






▶  Talks from Svelte Summit Spring 2025 — The Svelte team recently promised to release the talk videos from its recent Svelte Summit event, and there are already 12 to enjoy here. ▶️ What Svelte Promises by Rich Harris, Svelte’s creator, is the obvious entry point.


Svelte Society




💡 If videos aren't your thing, the Svelte team has also published a monthly update of what's new in Svelte, as of June 2025.



📄 Write More Reliable JavaScript with Optional Chaining – It might?.be?.a?.good?.idea Matt Smith


📄 How Imports Work in React Server Components Dan Abramov


📄 Intercepting Network Requests in Chrome Extensions rxliuli


📄 The Ingredients of a Productive Monorepo Sean Gillespie



🛠 Code & Tools








php-node: A Way to Seamlessly Bring PHP to Node.js — A neat idea, even if you don’t like PHP. It’s a native module for Node that lets you run PHP apps within the Node environment. Why? For migrating legacy apps, building hybrid PHP/JS apps, or Node apps that simply need to call out to PHP for some reason (WordPress, maybe, as shown here).


Matteo Collina et al.






Learn How to Monetize Your SaaS with Clerk Billing — Clerk Billing makes SaaS subscriptions easy — no custom UI, no webhooks. Learn how to set it up in this guide.


Clerk sponsor






Storybook 9: The UI Component Workshop — The popular one-stop tool for working on, and testing, frontend UI components gets a big update in terms of testing. Storybook Test offers interaction, visual, and accessibility testing, complete with a ‘watch mode’ for testing whenever you save, whether you’re working with React, Svelte, Next.js, React Native, and more.


Michael Shilman






🏖️ Beachpatrol: A CLI Tool to Automate Your Everyday Web Browser — A higher level way to use Playwright on macOS or Linux to control a regular non-headless browser instance. It’s essentially an approach where you still want a visible browser you can use in a normal way but with added automation possibilities.


Sebastian Carlos