The Asynchronous Iteration proposal is already in stage 2 and being heavily worked. It aims to simplify asynchronous iteration by taking async / await further. |
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A detailed tutorial on how to setup and run unit tests on components in Angular 2 with Webpack and Jasmine. |  |
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Wallaby.js provides instant feedback from your tests and realtime code coverage right in your editor, no more context switching. Now with test analytics and coverage reports.  |  |
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So here is a list of DevTools tips that I hope you didn’t know at least one of. And if that one you didn’t know is actually useful, well quite frankly I’ll be over the moon. |  |
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The aha moment, when you can scroll a page and still see a data grid’s column headers as the page scrolls off the screen. Seeing the user benefit, and customer request, learn how the team at Wijmo implemented this new feature in FlexGrid. View sample. |  |
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Julia writes about what works for her in terms of staying productive. An insightful article that’s bound to inspire you — and maybe even make you more productive! |
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Help Kyle fund the writing/publishing of Functional-Light JavaScript, a uniquely pragmatic approach to explaining core functional programming concepts without wading through mathematical notation or heavy terminology. |  |
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People often choose Redux before they need it. Then they complain: “Why do I have to touch three files to get a simple feature working?” Why indeed! |
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Hardly relevant to web development today, but can you even begin to imagine what the Quantum Internet would look like? The article is super interesting. Let me know in the comments if you think this kind of links aren’t interesting to you! In a “major step” toward practical quantum networking, researchers at the University of Calgary have successfully demonstrated the teleportation of a light particle’s properties between their lab and the city’s downtown area, six kilometres away. |
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Super smooth animations and fantastic graphics!  — “Catch and throw Paper Planes with one another around the world.” |  |
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