[Link] Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete?

Read: 14/11/2021 stackoverflow.blog

Every time JavaScript goes through a major update, we seem to repeat the same cycle. At first, developers are delighted by the new features. They move back to coding directly in JavaScript, and frameworks become less popular.

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[Link] Deep dive into Node.js Architecture

Read: 7/11/2021 dev.to

In this article, we are going to deep dive into Node.js architecture and understand the asynchronous nature of Node.js. Let's dive into it.

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[Link] Supply Chain Attack: NPM Library Used By Facebook And Others Was Compromised

Read: 25/10/2021 hackaday.com

Here at Hackaday we love the good kinds of hacks, but now and then we need to bring up a less good kind. Today it was learned that the NPM package ua-parser-js was compromised, and any software using it as a library may have become victim of a supply chain attack.

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[Link] Fixing JavaScript Date – Getting Started

Read: 1/8/2021 maggiepint.com

I’ve been off the blog for a while, which has to do with a lot of things going on in my life. That said, I’m happy to report that I’m back with stories about a big project – fixing the date handing in the JavaScript programming language itself!

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[Link] Google Play puts Android apps on notice: No naughty JavaScript, Python, Lua

Read: 30/7/2021 www.theregister.com

Google's pending Play Store policy changes are bringing various privacy improvements – but also include a security enhancement and disclosure requirement that deserve mention. First, there's a specific ban on the deceptive use of interpreted languages like JavaScript, Python, and Lua.

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