Schlagwort: Wochenbericht

Der Wochenbericht dokumentiert die Ereignisse und Beiträge der Woche in Hinblick auf Web-Entwicklung und Netzpolitisches.

Wer Ideen und Vorschläge für den Wochenbericht hat, kann uns gerne auf Twitter mit Links versorgen (@DeveloversDE).

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Wochenbericht 2022.12

  1. Over 200 Malicious NPM Packages Caught Targeting Azure Developers
  2. React 18 released!
  3. Chrome vulnerability reported for 3.2 billion users
  4. Visual Studio Code March 2022
  5. The cost of return await – How return await can slow down your code.
  6. Vite ⚡ 2.9 out, faster cold start and many other improvements!
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Wochenbericht 2022.12

  1. Postgres.js – Fastest Full-Featured PostgreSQL Client for Node and Deno
  2. What Web Frameworks Solve And How To Do Without Them
  3. Actually completing personal projects (and gaining value from them)
  4. Five coding interview questions I hate
  5. My key takeaways from The Pragmatic Programmer
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Wochenbericht 2022.11

Besser spät als nie, das “best of” meiner Woche.

  1. CSS-Tricks has been acquired by DigitalOcean
  2. One Way Smart Developers Make Bad Strategic Decisions
  3. Give me a browser, I’ll give you a Shell
  4. Building robust distributed systems
  5. US Copyright Office refuses to register AI-generated work, finding that “human authorship is a prerequisite to copyright protection”

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Wochenbericht 2022.10

  1. JetBrains’ Statement on Ukraine
  2. No, “Open Source” does not mean “Includes Free Support”
  3. Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla united for web developers
  4. The problem with tutorials
  5. Web3: Im vollen Galopp vor die Wand – ein Kommentar

Zu lachen gibt’s auch diese Woche nichts.

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Wochenbericht 2022.09

  1. Huppsie. Gorillas, the largest supermarket delivery service in Germany has leakes all its customers data through a GraphQL end-point
  2. A new year, a new MDN
  3. Open Source Alternatives to Popular SaaS Companies
  4. Announcing TypeScript 4.6
  5. Solid.js feels like what I always wanted React to be
  6. 5 things you don’t need Javascript for