This post looks at the Closure Compiler, Google's tool from the mid-2000s for adding types to JavaScript. It looks at how its focus on minification led to very different design choices than TypeScript, and how this and a few other factors led to TypeScript becoming the ubiquitous solution for JavaScript + types. The Closure Compiler represents an alternative path that JavaScript could have taken, and it gives us perspective on TypeScript as it exists today.

A NodeJS application that aggregates items from your RSS and Atom feeds into an E-book.

With this JavaScript script, you can keep your relative timestamps up-to-date without reloading. I'll do that if I ever fall into the trap of relative time.

Гришаев рассказывает, что хорошего и плохого в хтмх и аналогах. Самое крутое, что с ним на динамическом фронтенде пропадает состояние.

Когда автор писал это, он явно забыл про существование нединамических сайтов, которые решают большинство проблем.

Something about configuring your puter with JavaScript.

TL;DR: they get stuff done.