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02/09/2026





















#​772 — February 10, 2026

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JavaScript Weekly








npmx: A New npm Registry Package Browser — A smooth, fast way to browse packages on the official npm registry. It’s certainly fast, smooth, and you see more info up front and center - check out the axios page for example. “We’re not replacing the npm registry, but instead providing an elevated developer experience through a fast, modern UI.”


npmx




💡 A particularly nifty feature is the ability to compare packages quickly, in areas like size, dependencies, module format, license, etc.





The Most Loved JavaScript Course Year After Year — JavaScript: The Hard Parts is rated 4.92 on average by thousands of developers. Build real mental models for how JavaScript works, from execution context and closures to async behavior and modern language features.


Frontend Masters sponsor






📊 The State of JS 2025 Survey Results — The results of the annual survey are here, compiling the opinions of over 12,000 JavaScript developers into a flurry of charts in areas as diverse as language pain points, frontend framework choices, build tool usage, how much of their code is AI generated, and what non-JS/TS languages they use.


Devographics






ESLint v10.0.0 Released — This long-awaited milestone completes the removal of the legacy eslintrc config system, introduces a new config lookup algorithm that starts from the linted file (great for monorepos), adds JSX reference tracking to fix scope analysis issues, and more.


ESLint Team




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




  • 🤖 Transformers.js v4 Preview – Run ML models in the browser on top of a new WebGPU runtime.




  • Bun v1.3.9 – Run multiple package.json scripts concurrently/sequentially with --parallel/--sequential, faster Bun.markdown.react(), regexps get a SIMD boost, and more.




  • Ink 6.7 – Build rich terminal apps with React. v6.7 adds concurrent rendering and synchronized updates (less flicker!)




  • Ember 6.10 – Cleanups and modernization for the stable, battle-tested framework.





📖  Articles and Videos








It’s About to Get a Lot Easier For Your JavaScript to Clean Up After Itself — A fun technical exploration of Symbol.dispose and using, two new features that’ll ease many headaches around cleaning up after yourself: closing connections, freeing resources, etc. Just watch out for the Muppets…


Mat Marquis






▶  Evan You on Vite, Rust and the Future of JS Tooling — The Vue.js creator joined the Better Stack podcast to discuss his path from building Vite to founding VoidZero and developing a Rust-based JS toolchain.


Evan You and Better Stack






Debugging a Next.js Production Issue with Sentry Logs, Not Just Errors — Lessons from a Next.js production debugging session where understanding behavior mattered more than stack traces.


Sentry sponsor






🤖 Debugging React with AI: Can It Replace an Experienced Developer? — Nadia rigged up an app laced with subtle bugs, unleashed Claude on it, and… watched it fail to impress.


Nadia Makarevich




📄 Why Inngest Migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start Jacob Heric


📄 Implementing the Temporal Proposal in JavaScriptCore Tim Chevalier (Igalia)


📄 What to Expect in Angular 22 Kelly Vatter (Mescius)


📄 Solid.js Best Practices Brenley Dueck



🛠 Code & Tools





Shovel.js: What If Your Server Were Just a Service Worker? — A full-stack framework and meta-framework built around the Service Worker model, using Web APIs wherever possible to provide a consistent server surface across Node, Bun, and edge runtimes.


Brian Kim






VerifyFetch: Fetch Large Files with Resume and Verification Features — Imagine fetch but with the ability to resume downloads, check you downloaded what you meant to download, and fail fast on any corruption. GitHub repo.


Hamza Ezzaydia






Teach Your AI Coding Agent How to Implement Clerk Authentication — One command installs Clerk Skills for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and more. Your agent learns auth so you ship faster.


Clerk sponsor






🔐 OTPAuth: One-Time Password (HOTP/TOTP) Library — Node, Deno, Bun and browser library to generate and validate TOTP and HOTP one-time passwords used in two-factor auth.


Héctor Molinero Fernández






📺 Shaka Player 5.0: Library for Playing Adaptive Media — Play formats like DASH and HLS in the browser sans plugins. Supports offline store & playback via IndexedDB. (Demos.)


Shaka Project










📰 Classifieds




🎉Notion, Dropbox, Wiz, and LaunchDarkly have switched to Meticulous for frontend tests that provide near-exhaustive coverage with zero developer effort. Find out why.



📸 Add robust 1D/2D barcode scanning to your web app with STRICH. Easy integration, simple pricing. Free trial and demo app available.






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02/05/2026

It is not all that uncommon to see tools and resources advertised for use by designers and agencies as being “the best”.  Obviously, not all can be the best. To find out for yourself you need to know for what and why a given tool or resource is said to be best. Given the number […]


The post 12 Must-Have Tools and Resources for Designers and Agencies in 2026 appeared first on WebAppers.


02/02/2026





















#​771 — February 3, 2026

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JavaScript Weekly






Four Heavyweights Drop Updates


Four stalwarts of the JavaScript ecosystem all shipped notable releases this week, and odds are you're using at least one of them:








Only Fools Write Tests — Modern engineering teams like Notion, Dropbox, Wiz, and LaunchDarkly use Meticulous to maintain E2E UI tests that cover every edge case of your web app.


Meticulous sponsor







🦀 OpenClaw: The Runaway AI Assistant — An intense week for a new open source TypeScript project: 150k stars on GitHub, hordes buying Mac Minis to run it, two rebrands (it was originally Clawdbot), and an ecosystem of projects the agents use autonomously (e.g. an entire social network). Another example of TypeScript at the heart of the AI boom.


Peter Steinberger




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




📖  Articles and Videos








⁉️ How Not to Parse Numbers in JavaScript — Why use a proper locale-aware API to parse numbers when you can hand-roll a maze of string splits, separator swaps, and implicit type coercions that silently break on edge cases?


Remy Porter (The Daily WTF)






📉 Node.js 16 to 25 Benchmarked Version-by-Version — The jumps in performance in various areas are striking (with Node 25, especially), with other areas getting more modest gains.


RepoFlow






A Practical Checklist for B2B Enterprise Readiness — Measure gaps in auth, admin UX, security, monitoring, and architecture for landing enterprise customers. Download today!


Descope sponsor






Explicit Resource Management in JavaScript — You can use using for deterministic cleanup, calling Symbol.dispose/asyncDispose at scope exit without try/finally. A small fix for leaks and forgotten teardowns in streams, observers, locks, and similar APIs.


Matt Smith






The History of C# and TypeScript with Anders Hejlsberg — GitHub interviewed the creator of both C# and TypeScript about his career, why TypeScript was created in the first place, some internal Microsoft politics, as well as the ongoing Go port of the TypeScript compiler. There's a video of the full interview, as well as 'seven learnings' boiled down in written form.


GitHub




📄 My Opinionated ESLint Setup for Vue Projects – Packed with examples to pick and choose from. Alexander Opalic


📄 A Scroll-Revealed WebGL Gallery with GSAP, Three.js, Astro and Barba.js – Striking visual image reveal effect with a live demo. Chakib Mazouni


📄 Predicting Math.random() in Firefox Using Z3 SMT-Solver Dennis Yurichev


🎤 Securing npm is Table Stakes Nicholas C. Zakas (Changelog Podcast)


📄 Building a Simple RSS Aggregator with Astro Raymond Camden



🛠 Code & Tools








Heat.js 5.0: A Flexible Heat Map Rendering Solution — Generate customized interactive heatmaps (think GitHub contributions graph), or render heatmaps as lines and bar charts. The site is packed with demos to enjoy. GitHub repo.


William Troup






Building an MCP Server? Don't Roll Your Own Auth — WorkOS AuthKit handles OAuth 2.1 flows so your MCP server just verifies tokens. Control which tools AI agents access.


WorkOS sponsor






🕒 Croner 10.0: Cron-Style Triggers and Evaluation — Trigger functions on any cron schedule using cron syntax. It can also evaluate cron expressions to give you a list of upcoming times. v10.0 brings full OCPS (Open Cron Pattern Specification) 1.4 compliance and even more scheduling options.


Hexagon






🗓️ DayFlow: A Full Calendar Component for React — A React-only feature-rich calendar component with drag-and-drop, multiple views, and all the usual GCal-style richness. Its infinite scrolling feature is nifty. GitHub repo.


DayFlow Contributors






Tsonic: A TypeScript to C# Transpiler — The idea is for creating native executables that run on .NET. I’ve not tested it as I’m not in that ecosystem but it’s an interesting idea.


Jeswin






📢  Elsewhere in the ecosystem



Some other interesting tidbits in the broader landscape:
















01/26/2026





















#​770 — January 27, 2026

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JavaScript Weekly








Introducing LibPDF: PDF Parsing and Generation from TypeScriptLibPDF bills itself as ‘the PDF library TypeScript deserves’ and supports parsing, modifying, signing and generating PDFs with a modern API in Node, Bun, and the browser. GitHub repo.


Documenso






JavaScript Frameworks – Heading into 2026 — The creator of SolidJS knows more than a thing or two about JS frameworks and has written an annual review of the scene for the past few years. Here, he picks on four areas of evolution, and says it’s “an incredibly exciting time to be working on JavaScript frameworks.”


Ryan Carniato






Still Writing Tests Manually? — Notion, Dropbox, Wiz, and LaunchDarkly have found a new testing paradigm - and they can't imagine working without it. Built by ex-Palantir engineers, Meticulous autonomously creates a continuously evolving suite of E2E UI tests that delivers near-exhaustive coverage with zero developer effort.


Meticulous AI sponsor




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




  • Node.js 25.5.0 (Current) – Introduces a --build-sea option that simplifies the process of building single executable applications.




  • Bun v1.3.7 – The popular runtime updates its JavaScriptCore engine, leading to 35% faster async/await and ARM64 perf improvements. It also lands a new option to generate profiling data in Markdown format for easier sharing, plus native JSON5 and JSONL parsing support.




  • Rolldown 1.0 RC – Fast Rust-based bundler with a Rollup-compatible API and esbuild feature parity.




  • npm v11.8.0, Emscripten 5.0, Neutralinojs 6.5.0





📖  Articles and Videos








Porting 100k Lines from TypeScript to Rust in a Month — A prolific JavaScript developer ported a Pokémon battle simulator to Rust and shares his experiences and techniques used to work around issues where Claude Code would get bogged down in such a large task. He notes “LLM-based coding agents are such a great new tool” but require “engineering expertise and constant babysitting”.


Christopher Chedeau






Building a JavaScript Runtime in One Month“What if I could build a JavaScript engine small enough to embed in a C program, but complete enough to actually run real code?” The end result is Ant.


theMackabu






Clerk MCP Server for AI Coding Assistants — Connect Claude, Cursor, or Copilot to Clerk's docs. Get working auth code instead of outdated patterns.


Clerk sponsor






Inside Turbopack: Building Faster by Building Less — If you’re working on a large codebase, faster hot reloading, better scaling, and persistent caching are all quite desirable. Here’s how these things came about in Turbopack.


Shew, Woodruff and Koppers (Vercel)






▶  Bun Explained in 100 Seconds — The popular quick dev explainer channel tackles Bun at a high level.


Fireship




📄 Fixing a 6-Year-Old JavaScript Memory Leak in a Google Cloud Function Matt Zeunert (DebugBear)


📄 Build a Dinosaur Runner Game with Deno, Part 4 – The fourth part of an ongoing series on the official Deno blog. Jo Franchetti


📄 Vercel vs Netlify vs Cloudflare: Serverless Cold Starts Compared Punit Sethi


📄 SPAs are a Performance Dead End Yegor Bugayenko



🛠 Code & Tools





Midscene.js: Remote Control for the Web, Mobile and Desktop Using Vision Models — Provides a way to drive numerous platforms from JavaScript (including iOS) by using various integrations and a vision-capable model so you can write actions in a mixture of JavaScript and natural language and have them performed.


ByteDance Inc.






🔄 Travels 1.0: A Fast, Framework-Agnostic Undo/Redo Library — Allows you to add undo/redo functionality to apps like text editors, drawing tools, or other interactive software. Uses a memory efficient technique only storing changes, rather than full snapshots for each change.


Mutative






The #1 Time-Series Database Built on Postgres — TimescaleDB extends Postgres with hypertables, 95% compression, and continuous aggregates. Start building for free.


Tiger Data sponsor






SonicJS 2.7: Perf-Focused Edge-Native Headless CMS for Cloudflare Workers — A production-ready CMS built specifically for the edge. GitHub repo.


SonicJS Team






🤖 Mastra 1.0: An AI Framework from the Former Gatsby Team — An all-in-one framework (homepage) for building AI-powered apps and agents.


Sam Bhagwat










📰 Classifieds




🎉 Hear from the minds shaping the web! Thousands of devs, food trucks & Amsterdam vibes. Don’t miss JSNation — 10% off with JSWEEKLY.



🚀 Auth0 for AI Agents is the complete auth solution for building AI agents more securely. Start building today.



The Code teaches 150k+ AI & ML engineers how to use AI for coding. Sign up and get the Ultimate Claude Code Guide (100+ hacks) to ship 5X faster.






📢  Elsewhere in the ecosystem



Some other interesting tidbits in the broader landscape:
















01/19/2026





















#​769 — January 20, 2026

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JavaScript Weekly








jQuery 4.0 Released — 20 years on from its original release, the ever-popular (in terms of actual usage) library reaches 4.0 with a migration to ES modules (compatible with modern build tools) along with dropping support for IE 10 and older. With jQuery being a popular guest in our newsletters in the early years, it’s fantastic to see it pop back for a quick visit.


Timmy Willison




💡 If you're using jQuery, you'll find jQuery Migrate, an official tool to help you upgrade, useful. jQuery in 2026 is a somewhat legacy choice, though, and you might not need jQuery at all..





Add Excel-like Spreadsheet Functionality to Your JavaScript Apps — SpreadJS is the industry-leading JavaScript spreadsheet for adding advanced spreadsheet features to your enterprise apps. Build finance, analysis, budget, and other apps. Excel I/O, 500+ calc functions, tables, charts, and more. View demos now.


SpreadJS from MESCIUS inc sponsor






Astro is Joining Cloudflare — Big news in the Web framework space as the team behind the popular Astro framework (the beta of v6.0 is now available) is headed to Cloudflare. Few major frameworks are now not under the wing of a larger entity.


Schott and Irvine-Broque




IN BRIEF:





RELEASES:




📖  Articles and Videos








ASCII Characters Are Not Pixels: A Deep Dive Into ASCII Rendering — Alex digs deep into getting ASCII-based graphics rendering just right with JavaScript, complete with examples of the algorithms used and numerous demos. The neatest technical blog post I’ve seen so far this year.


Alex Harri






JavaScript Now a First-Class Citizen in AspireAspire is a Microsoft framework for orchestrating the deployment of distributed apps. Originally just for .NET, Aspire 13 now makes JavaScript a first-class citizen, so you can run Vite and full-stack JS apps with service discovery, telemetry, and production-ready containers.


Microsoft






Breakpoints and console.log Is the Past, Time Travel Is the Future — 15x faster JavaScript debugging than with breakpoints and console.log, supports Vitest, jest, Karma, Jasmine, and more.


Wallaby Team sponsor






Introducing the <geolocation> Element — Chrome 144 introduces a new <geolocation> element for requesting user location data, moving away from a JavaScript-triggered prompt.


Viana, Le, Steiner




📄 Bootstrapping Bun“My journey running the build system for Bun … without relying on any of its usual binary dependencies — namely itself.” Bradley Walters


📄 Building a Scroll-Driven Dual-Wave Text Animation with GSAP Valentin Descombes


📄 How the Electron Team Improved Window Resize Behavior Niklas Wenzel


📄 How to Learn to Build Apps in 2026 Eric Elliott



🛠 Code & Tools








Starry Night 3.9: GitHub-Like Syntax Highlighting — GitHub’s own syntax highlighter isn’t open source, but this library is a powerful alternative that tries to get as close as it can, with support for hundreds of languages. I’ve put a basic Web demo here to show off how to use it on the Web.


Titus Wormer






Extension.js 3: Browser Extension Development Framework — Create cross-browser extensions without manual build configuration and develop, build, and preview across browsers with a unified workflow. GitHub repo.


Cezar Augusto et al.






Easily Add Image Editing to your Web App — Import pintura, give it an image, and instantly get features like cropping, rotating, and annotation. Try for free today.


Pintura sponsor






React Aria: Adobe's World-Class React Components — React Aria has a fantastic new site and all-new documentation that really sells the entire experience, complete with interactive CSS and Tailwind examples to get started quickly.


Adobe






localspace: Modern localForage-Compatible Storage ToolkitlocalForage is/was a popular storage library that wrapped various browser storage APIs with a simple, localStorage-like API. It hasn’t been updated for years, though, and “localspace exists to bridge that gap”.


Michael Lin










📰 Classifieds




🔑 Add API key auth to any JS backend. Clerk handles generation, hashing, scopes, and instant revocation. Free during public beta.



Notion, Dropbox and LaunchDarkly have switched to Meticulous for frontend tests that provide near-exhaustive coverage with zero developer effort. Find out why.



🛠️ Auth0 for AI Agents provides a foundation for developers to build AI agents without compromising security or innovation. Start building.






📢  Elsewhere in the ecosystem



Some other interesting tidbits in the broader landscape: