JavaScript… really

Bun: a new and really fast JavaScript runtime written in Zig https://blog.graphqleditor.com/bun-js 2 comments 25/7/2022 zig

How do JavaScript’s global variables really work? https://2ality.com/2019/07/global-scope.html 48 comments 7/7/2019 javascript

C# developers really seem to hate JavaScript according to those comments. https://www.infoq.com/presentations/blazor-javascript-net-mono 16 comments 26/2/2019 webdev

3 really cool potential features in JavaScript https://justintimecoder.com/3-really-cool-potential-features-in-javascript/ 3 comments 5/8/2017 webdev

3 really cool potential features in JavaScript https://justintimecoder.com/3-really-cool-potential-features-in-javascript/ 6 comments 26/7/2017 javascript

Extending built-in object in JavaScript is really bad? https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/6ltuv2/extending_builtin_object_in_javascript_is_really/ 12 comments 7/7/2017 javascript

Hey guys. I'm really really good with C++ and was hoping to try my hand at JavaScript. Where would you guys recommend I should start? https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/694x5o/hey_guys_im_really_really_good_with_c_and_was/ 8 comments 4/5/2017 javascript

Really Understanding Javascript Closures http://blog.jhades.org/really-understanding-javascript-closures/ 25 comments 5/6/2014 javascript

Javascript is really showing it's 3D powers http://www.babylonjs.com/ 63 comments 4/1/2014 programming

DynoSRC.: Eliminate HTTP requests for JavaScript files and serve differential updates to your users on the fly. No, really. Like, seriously. http://dinosrc.it/ 13 comments 6/12/2013 webdev

Did the FBI really write this 'fingerprint' javascript hack to nab TOR users? http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1rlo0uu 11 comments 5/8/2013 javascript

Are video codecs written in JavaScript really the future? http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/05/are-video-codecs-written-in-javascript-really-the-future/ 9 comments 6/5/2013 technology

Javascript – How Prototypal Inheritance really works http://blog.vjeux.com/2011/javascript/how-prototypal-inheritance-really-works.html 6 comments 28/5/2011 javascript

Breaking a "Really slick new idea in CAPTCHAs" (using javascript) http://geeksbynature.dk/?p=49 28 comments 16/10/2009 programming

75 (Really) Useful JavaScript Techniques http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/09/11/75-really-useful-javascript-techniques/ 4 comments 11/9/2008 web_design

Accent guessing game I created to get back into learning JavaScript. Would really love feedback http://accentsurvive-gg.stackstaging.com/#starterscreen 3 comments 5/2/2020 javascript

femtoJS - Really small JavaScript (ES6) library for DOM manipulation. https://vladocar.github.io/femtojs/ 54 comments 6/3/2019 javascript

Is JavaScript really the best language if you want a job? https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/8w5v0r/is_javascript_really_the_best_language_if_you/ 53 comments 4/7/2018 javascript

Is it me, or is Mozilla's JavaScript documentation really hard to read? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions 13 comments 25/1/2018 webdev

Tooling for hybrid apps is really coming on - Create great looking, fast, mobile apps using JavaScript, Angular 2, and Ionic 2 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2016/12/20/create-great-looking-fast-mobile-apps-using-javascript-angular-2-and-ionic-2/ 9 comments 3/8/2017 typescript

This video really helped me understand JavaScript, both it's quirks and strong points https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVTIJBZook 3 comments 14/5/2017 learnprogramming

Really minimalistic but very helpful site for JavaScript Event KeyCodes http://keycode.info/ 3 comments 29/6/2016 javascript

How to REALLY Learn JavaScript Series: Part 8 Understanding Closures http://www.web-crunch.com/how-to-really-learn-javascript-series-part-8-understanding-closures/ 5 comments 30/6/2015 javascript

Breach - An open source, hackable browser built on JavaScript and HTML 5. Look really cool. http://breach.cc 39 comments 13/7/2014 javascript

Me & my buddy spent the past week building Aspire.app! Super basic idea: a lightning fast way for developers to spin up a beautiful homepage and showcase themselves. We'd really appreciate feedback & advice from the community! :) Built with pizza & javascript! https://aspire.app 14 comments 24/4/2021 javascript

Javascript ES6 — You don’t really need to learn Generators(but you should read this anyway...) https://medium.com/@_bengarrison/javascript-es6-you-dont-really-need-to-learn-generators-96aa2e9114fa 55 comments 11/7/2018 javascript

Not using jQuery JavaScript templates? You’re really missing out. http://blog.reybango.com/2010/07/09/not-using-jquery-javascript-templates-youre-really-missing-out/ 23 comments 12/7/2010 web_design

Need an ELI5 on Prototypes, the Prototype Chain and Prototype Inheritance, like I'm really 5 (in terms of javascript) https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/8of0nk/need_an_eli5_on_prototypes_the_prototype_chain/ 19 comments 4/6/2018 javascript

[Help] My menu shows/hides really quick when my page loads and I'm not sure what is wrong in my javascript. https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/78zhms/help_my_menu_showshides_really_quick_when_my_page/ 10 comments 26/10/2017 webdev

[Eric Elliott] Forget the Click Bait. Here’s What the JavaScript Job Market Really Looks Like in 2016. https://medium.com/javascript-scene/forget-the-click-bait-here-s-what-the-javascript-job-market-really-looks-like-in-2016-ddfe0d39b467 9 comments 17/12/2015 webdev

Forget the Click Bait. Here’s What the JavaScript Job Market Really Looks Like in 2016. https://medium.com/javascript-scene/forget-the-click-bait-here-s-what-the-javascript-job-market-really-looks-like-in-2016-ddfe0d39b467 105 comments 17/12/2015 javascript

TOR Project: Stop using Windows, disable JavaScript -- "Really, switching away from Windows is probably a good security move for many reasons" http://www.itworld.com/software/367979/tor-project-stop-using-windows-disable-javascript 465 comments 6/8/2013 technology

Wrote an article about controlling Javascript behaviour a couple of months ago, posted it in the wrong subreddit, found the right one now and would really appreciate and value your opinion. http://rikschennink.nl/thoughts/controlling-behaviour/ 5 comments 24/10/2012 webdev

JavaScript booleans are notoriously difficult to master. They are a source of many of the common bugs you encounter in JavaScript. The trick is to really get to know them and how they really behave. https://betterprogramming.pub/javascript-booleans-is-falsy-actually-false-1faec9a67df 4 comments 2/10/2021 webdev

Man I thought I was okay in Javascript but holy shit practicing on bfe.dev really really made me question it.. https://bfe.dev 24 comments 15/1/2024 learnjavascript

ArrowJS - an experimental tool for programming reactive interfaces using native JavaScript. It’s not really a framework, but not less powerful than a framework either https://www.arrow-js.com/ 17 comments 18/11/2022 javascript

Ask proggit: Could any of you javascript wizards have a look at this greasemonkey script [Reddit Parent Comment]? It's broken since the jQuery update, and I really miss it. http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/34362 7 comments 4/4/2009 programming

This site hasn't been posted for a while. I encourage any developer who always reaches for jQuery with no thought, to ask themselves "Do you really need jQuery?" I submit this as inspiration to kickstarting an exploration into native Javascript... http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/index.html 21 comments 7/7/2015 web_design

Microjs - How much library code do you really need? A directory of JavaScript micro-frameworks (< 5k) curated by Thomas Fuchs http://microjs.com/ 3 comments 3/5/2011 javascript