May 13, 2021, 6:04 p.m.

Newsletter #11

arthurdenner

Intro

I'm sorry for the small delay, I prepared the newsletter but forgot to schedule it 😅

Links

  • Toggle dark/light mode by clapping your hands

    Machine Learning is much more accessible nowadays and this tutorial shows it by teaching us how to use a ML with TensorFlow.js in a Chrome extension... 🤯

  • Board Gaming in Figma

    Figma is an awesome tool. Dave and his friends used it to design a game and then coded a plugin for the game features using Web Technologies... 🤯

  • Practical intro to WebAssembly

    I've seen some introductions to WebAssembly and Rust but nothing close to this video. It's really good as it brings a real use case, uses libraries and different approaches with some refactoring. If you're interested in learning a bit about this topic, make sure to watch it.

  • MapSCII - The Whole World In Your Console

    Google Maps in your terminal. Okay, not really but zooming and panning is supported.

  • The Double Dispatch Pattern

    I like Design Patterns although I don't use them often (mostly working with JS on the front-end). This one is pretty nice and it's worth a read as we can probably use a similar strategy anywhere.

  • The lazy-loading property pattern in JavaScript

    Speaking on patterns, here is another one, showing different ways to defer computationally-expensive operations.

🇧🇷 Em Português

  • Semana JS Expert 4.0

    Na próxima semana, de 17 a 21 de Maio, vai rolar mais um evento do Erick Wendel! Nesta edição, vamos construir um clone do Clubhouse. Imperdível!

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