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#354: React 16 Released

This week's JavaScript news — Read this e-mail on the Web JavaScript Weekly Issue 354 — September 29, 2017 React 16 Released: A Look at the API-Compatible Rewrite The final release of React 16 is here, with rewritten ‘Fiber’ internals. There’s a lot more React 16 stuff in today’s React Status newsletter. Facebook Code Facebook Relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable.js Recently, there have been some issues involving patent-related features, but Facebook is now moving some of its projects to a standard MIT license. Facebook Code JavaScript Telemetry: Black Box Recorder for App Crashes JavaScript telemetry gives a timeline of browser events leading to an error, including interaction events, like clicks, inputs, navigation and console messages + more. Debug better w/ telemetry and know why your app crashed. ROLLBAR   Sponsor Draggable: A Drag and Drop Library from Shopify Draggable abstracts native browser events into a modular API for you to build custom, and potentially complex, drag and drop experiences. Shopify Learn Promises by Building Your Own Learning by building in action in this step-by-step tutorial to help you understand how Promises work. Trey Huffine What is 'this' in JavaScript? Wissam Abirached explains context and the this keyword in JavaScript, the difference between explicit and hard bindings and what the new keyword represents. Telerik Developer Network Strudel.js: A Lightweight Component Framework It’s pitched at being an ideal step up for developers comfortable with jQuery who want to move on to something else. Mateusz Łuczak Exploring JS Frameworks: A Free Online Event Next Week Speakers Holly Schinsky & Jen Looper will be covering Vue & Preact next Thursday (Oct 5). Certified Fresh Events Jobs Software Developer - Made by Many (London, UK)We’re looking for a developer to make digital products in a collaborative way to bring technology, culture, & people together. MadeByMany Software engineer to grow & sustain local food systemsHelp us build an online grocery experience that revolutionizes how food is sourced, bought and enjoyed. Good Eggs Can't find the right job? Want companies to apply to you? Try Hired.com. In Brief BigInt: A Proposal for Arbitrary Precision Integers in JS news Ecma TC39 Write Less Code, Use More Tools  Our outrageous decision to orchestrate Nomad with Kubernetes. CircleCI  Sponsor A Brief History of Modularity in JavaScript tutorial Nicolás Bevacqua ES6 Promises: Patterns and Anti-Patterns tutorial Bobby Brennan Exploring set(), get() and Object.defineProperty() in TypeScript tutorial Todd Motto Why Node 8's util.promisify Is So Awesome tutorial node James Jeffery Love fraud? You're going to hate Blockchain  SitePen  Sponsor Web Truths: JavaScript Can't Be Trusted opinion Christian Heilmann The Past, Present, and Future of the Angular CLI story Stephen Fluin ECMAScript, TC39, and the History of JavaScript video Tyler McGinnis Rapid prototyping playground for JavaScript in your editor  Run any code and see the results immediately right in your editor. Supports VS Code, Atom and JetBrains IDEs. Wallaby.js  Sponsor CheerpJ, a Java to JavaScript Compiler, Now in Beta tools Compile unmodified Java apps to JS for running in the browser. Leaning Tech Cerebral: Declarative State and Side Effects Management for JS Frameworks code An intriguing idea, at least. Christian Alfoni Cherow: A Fast, TypeScript-Based JavaScript Parser code KFlash Slack JS 9.0.0: A JS Client for Slack's Web API code Brian Leroux vue-a11y-calendar: An Accessible, Internationalized Vue Calendar code IBM ppipe: Pipes Values Through Functions code An alternative to using the proposed ‘pipe’ operator for ES. Yavuz Ege Özcan Sheet: A Simple Spreadsheet in 220 Bytes of HTML and JS code Curated by Peter Cooper and published by Cooperpress. Like this? You may also enjoy: FrontEnd Focus : Node Weekly : React Status Stop getting JavaScript Weekly : Change email address : Read this issue on the Web © Cooperpress Ltd. Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK

#174: Why SQL Is Beating NoSQL

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Database Weekly Issue 174 — September 29, 2017

How Facebook Migrated a Database From InnoDB to MyRocks — Moving one of Facebook’s main databases to MyRocks, their new MySQL storage engine, cut storage usage in half. Facebook Code   story   Why SQL Is Beating NoSQL, and What This Means for The Future of Data — “After years of being left for dead, SQL today is making a comeback. How come? And what effect will this have on the data community?” Ajay Kulkarni   opinion   JackDB: A modern database client — JackDB is a web-based database client with built-in tools for security and collaboration. Sign up for a free trial today. JackDB, Inc.​   sponsored   How to Write Efficient TOP N Queries in SQL — A detailed post looking at a common type of SQL query where you want the ‘top N’ records ordered by some value. Lukas Eder   tutorial   Solving the Technical Challenges of Time Series Databases at Scale — Time series databases are optimized for handling sets of data indexed by time, but they have their own challenges at scale. Fred Moyer   video   Would You Consider Running SQL Server on Linux? — Lots of opinions in this busy discussion. Does Linux not being the reference platform for SQL Server put you off? Hacker News   opinion   'The Day I Reached The 1600 Columns Limit in Postgres' — Postgres doesn’t reclaim space when dropping a column which can be a problem in situations where you create and remove many temporary columns.. An interesting story. Rodrigo Rosenfeld Rosas   story   Iguazio, the Anti-Hadoop, Goes GA — Iguazio’s crusade against the Hadoop ecosystem’s complexity and sluggish performance has reached a key milestone. Datanami   news   MySQL 8.0 Will Bring Unicode 9.0, Schema-less JSON, and More Alex Handy   news   MapR Bulks Up Database for Modern Apps Jeffrey Burt   news   Best Practices for Architecting Highly Monitorable Applications — Is your application easy to monitor in production? Many applications are, but sadly, some are designed with observability as an afterthought. VividCortex   sponsored   Efficient Pagination of a Table with 100M Records using SQL Viach Kakovskyi   tutorial   Distributed Algorithms in NoSQL Databases — A run through of techniques related to distributed operations in NoSQL databases. Ilya Katsov   tutorial   Speeding Up MySQL Using Materialized Views Anna Fedosseeva   tutorial   Exporting MongoDB Data and Convert It Into SQL Official SQLizer Blog   tutorial   Everything You Need to Know About SQL Server 2017 Microsoft Mechanics   video   Why We Choose Rust Over Golang or C/C++ to Develop TiKV? PingCAP   story   SQL Databases Integrating NoSQL-like Features Datanami   story   PostgreSQL's Hash Indexes Are Now Cool Robert Haas $20 Free on a new Linode account — Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. Use promo code DB20 for $20 credit Linode Cloud Hosting   sponsored   Mongolytics: Real-time Business Intelligence from MongoDB — Commercial but with a free tier for exploration. Mongolytics   tools   Elasticsearch Fixtures: Simple Fixture Loading for Elasticsearch from Node.js Antonio V   tools   Podyn: DynamoDB to Postgres Replication and Migration Tool — Have data in Dynamo but looking to query it with SQL or possibly migrate off entirely? Here is a tool that aims to help by steraming changes from Dynamo directly to Postgres. Marco Slot   tools   Database Weekly is curated by Peter Cooper Read this issue on the Web See our archives Change your email address Stop getting this newsletter Published by Cooperpress Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK

Hacker Newsletter #371

It's okay to have your eggs in one basket as long as you control what happens to that basket. //Elon Musk

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Forgot to mention we rolled past 50k subscribers last week - thanks for being one of them, and for helping spread the word. Ton of great reads and videos this week, enjoy and have a wonderful weekend! –kale #Sponsor Datadog: Full-stack Observability for Modern Apps Track & alert on 200+ apps and services at any scale, in any environment. Get deep insights into health and performance with built-in dashboards and end-to-end request tracing. Sign up for a free 14-day trial. #Favorites Relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable.js //facebook comments→ China Blocks WhatsApp //nytimes comments→ Scenic Tram Simulator //alexanderperrin comments→ Firefox Quantum Lands in Beta, Developer Edition //mozilla comments→ How I got to 200 productive hours a month //qotoqot comments→ YC's Essential Startup Advice //ycombinator comments→ Three Paths in the Tech Industry: Founder, Executive, or Employee //ycombinator comments→ Post a boarding pass on Facebook, get your account stolen //michalspacek comments→ Anatomy of a Moral Panic //idlewords comments→ Pollen: the book is a program //racket-lang comments→ #Ask HN Sell my startup for $14M because I can't raise $2M? What is the best way to spend my time as a 17-year-old who can code? #Show HN PocketBeagle – A $25 open-source USB-key-fob computer //beagleboard comments→ Moocha.io – A search engine for MOOCs //moocha comments→ Reddit Grid – A better way to browse visual subreddits //redditgrid comments→ Ataribox will be an open, Linux-based console //techcrunch comments→ Ambient Shipping – look inside passing cargo ships //github comments→ AWS Pinpoint Launches Two-Way Text Messaging //amazon comments→ Calcflow, an open-source complex maths visualization tool in VR //github comments→ Readwise – Review and retain your Kindle highlights //readwise comments→ #Code New in PostgreSQL 10 //postgresql comments→ React 16 //github comments→ A 220b spreadsheet app in HTML/JS //github comments→ AR.js: Efficient Augmented Reality for the Web //github comments→ Nuitka: a Python compiler //nuitka comments→ Golang: Don't be afraid of makefiles //github comments→ Serpent.AI – Game Agent Framework in Python //github comments→ Linux System Call Table //github comments→ #Design Logo Crunch – Multi-resolution logo maker //brandmark comments→ iPhone 8 Plus Camera Review //austinmann comments→ Designing Websites for iPhone X //webkit comments→ Hyperpixel – Best landing pages for inspiration //hyperpixel comments→ Data Viz Project – Collection of Data Visualizations //datavizproject comments→ #Learn Clocks for Software Engineers //zipcpu comments→ Floating Point Visually Explained //fabiensanglard comments→ A Guide to Parsing: Algorithms and Terminology //tomassetti comments→ Exceptionally Preserved Ancient Ships Discovered in the Black Sea //smithsonianmag comments→ #Books A Coloring Book about Group Theory //coloring-book comments→ Humble Book Bundle: Hacking Reloaded //humblebundle comments→ Book of the Runtime – Internals of the .Net Runtime //hanselman comments→ A 400-year story of progress – How America became the world's biggest economy //economist comments→ #Watching 30-Day Timelapse at Sea //youtube comments→ SpaceX: Making Life Multiplanetary //youtube comments→ SpaceX BFR //youtube comments→ How I Fixed a 10-Year-Old Guitar Hero Bug Without the Source Code //youtube comments→ Give me 15 minutes and I'll change your view of Linux tracing //youtube comments→ #Featured - Terminal Git git git git git //caiustheory comments→ Modern terminal-based text editor //github comments→ Parallel processing with Unix tools //pixelbeat comments→ Recutils – Tools and libraries to access plain text databases called Recfiles //gnu comments→ #Working Paying top employees the highest salaries in the market //bloomberg comments→ Stack Overflow Salary Calculator //stackoverflow comments→ Things I've learned transitioning from engineer to engineering manager //pragmaticengineer comments→ Cost of Employer-Provided Health Insurance Rises Toward $19k a Year //wsj comments→ #Longreads With lax oversight, the FAA has enabled secrecy in the skies //bostonglobe comments→ An American City Where the Government Barely Exists //splinternews comments→ #Fun Snowflake macro photography //chaoticmind75 comments→ Guitar browser game with a real guitar //github comments→ TR-101 – A drum synth/sequencer made with Vue and the web audio API //gitlab comments→ Take a trip through music history with Archive.org's Great 78 Project //opensource comments→

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