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r/javascript • u/j0-1 • Nov 05 '20

I built a site to instant-search 32 Million Songs in milliseconds (using InstantSearch.js, ParcelJS and Typesense)

songs-search.typesense.org

469 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/drdrero • Sep 23 '20

Job Interviews in 2020

469 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/adriansky • Apr 18 '19

GitHub - dsa.js: Data Structures and Algorithms explained and implemented in JavaScript

469 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/memystic • Apr 30 '18

I made this free tool for practicing JavaScript (it's like Duolingo for learning to code)

469 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/DanielRosenwasser • Mar 16 '23

Announcing TypeScript 5.0

devblogs.microsoft.com

468 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/invest-wisely • Feb 28 '19

Advance your JavaScript knowledge with this extension. 500+ JS functions, interview questions and much more!

30secondsofknowledge.com

468 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/pmz • May 15 '21

Modern Javascript: Everything you missed over the last 10 years (ECMAScript 2020)

467 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '18

Effectively supported in all browsers, JavaScript has its own form of media queries just like CSS.

developer.mozilla.org

465 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/magenta_placenta • Jan 18 '18

JS Paint – a web-based MS Paint remake

465 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/yurkagon • Nov 28 '21

I've made a 3D shooter in HTML without canvas. Eveything you see is just a lot of <div>'s. Started to work with this 4 years ago...I would be happy if someone check it :)

464 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/emgram769 • Feb 09 '21

Node.js 14 is over 20x faster than Python3.8 for fib(n)

464 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/qi11 • Aug 26 '20

ztext.js - a clever new JS library (3.9 kb) that makes any font 3D

bennettfeely.com

464 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/everdimension • Apr 12 '18

fun fact: emojis are ligatures

464 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/saulorama • Mar 31 '17

ES2018 First Look - it changes everything

464 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/tahm-hm-dev • Sep 17 '20

Yesterday, I released v1.1.0 of Halfmoon, a Bootstrap alternative with a built-in dark mode. It is also fully customizable using CSS variables, and uses plain vanilla JS (no jQuery)

gethalfmoon.com

463 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/PGTNSFW • Feb 16 '21

I built a site to scrape r/wallstreetbets and count stock mentions so I can get into the hype early, built entirely with javascript [Details in Comments]

wsbtrending.com

462 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/hanifbbz • Aug 30 '20

TIL, "JavaScript" is a trademark of Oracle Corporation in the United States

462 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/magenta_placenta • Oct 27 '17

Removing client-side React.js (but keeping it on the server) resulted in a 50% performance improvement on our landing page (Netflix)

462 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/okwherearemypants • Jul 28 '20

A virtual 1991 Macintosh, written in JavaScript

461 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/[deleted] • Jul 04 '20

I wasn't satisfied with existing social share buttons so I made my own — they look nice and don't track you

460 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '18

Google has a monopoly on search rankings. Now they're trying to monopolize websites with AMP.

sonniesedge.co.uk

460 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/WordyBug • Sep 22 '22

I am tired of seeing remote jobs but only within certain countries. So, I made a site to curate completely location independent jobs from various sources. It now has around 500 work from anywhere job opportunities.

realworkfromanywhere.com

459 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/adstwlearn • Jun 28 '18

The exact same app - 1 version made with React, Redux, and React-Router The other made with Vue, Vuex, Vue-Router. Good if you want to see both worlds. User Auth with JWT, note CRUD actions, Koa (Node) backend. MIT license.

johndatserakis.github.io

459 Upvotes

r/javascript • u/pimterry • Dec 17 '20

Npm now shows which packages include bundled TypeScript declarations

458 Upvotes