Issue 280 — April 21, 2016
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| Hi folks, just a quick note to say we've just passed 100,000 subscribers to JavaScript Weekly! Thank you for all of your support over the years - we hope to be here for a very long time yet to come :-) - Peter Cooper, your editor Angular and React? Here’s a look at work being done to render Angular 2 apps with React Native to make cross-platform native app dev easier.
Angular Team
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A look at jQuery’s event methods, complete with Codepen examples, and best practices to follow when working with them.
Baljeet Rathi
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Facebook introduced JSX, in which HTML markup is mixed in with JavaScript. What about if we did the same with CSS? Enter CSSX.
Krasimir Tsonev
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To build the new mobile interface for its Dynamics CRM solution, Microsoft used the high-quality JavaScript controls in Wijmo 5, a collection of true JavaScript UI controls by GrapeCity. Read more about the top reasons Microsoft Dynamics chose Wijmo 5.
Wijmo
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After just one year in the open source community, React Native has changed the way many developers build apps on both desktop and mobile platforms.
Facebook
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Recently open sourced, ChakraCore is the heart of the JS engine used by Microsoft Edge and Windows 10. Brian Terlson looks at what’s new, what’s next, and how to directly use it yourself.
Channel 9
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A walk through a simple boilerplate designed to help developers understand the architectural process behind setting up Angular 2 apps.
Todd Motto
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