Tirth Bodawala
Setting Up and Testing an HTTP/1.1 Server in Node.js
Build, inspect and test an HTTP/1.1 server in Node.js with only core modules, then fix the shutdown that never exits. Measured on Node v24.21.0.
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8 articles from Atyantik tagged JavaScript, alongside Nodejs, Frontend, Web Development. Spanning Systems & Architecture and Frontend.
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Tirth Bodawala
How to use anime.js v4 without breaking motion
How to use anime.js v4: named imports, timelines, stagger, and the reduced-motion guard the library leaves to you, with code you can run today.
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Kalpesh Patel
PHP vs JavaScript for web development: how to choose
PHP vs JavaScript for web development by execution model: share-nothing PHP-FPM vs the Node event loop, plus worked numbers and how to choose per layer.
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Maulik Macwan
JavaScript One-Liners: Elegance and Simplicity
Practical JavaScript one-liners using ES6 and modern syntax to solve common problems concisely and elegantly, with explanations of what makes each one work.
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Ajay Patel
HTMX vs React: Making the Right Choice
When choosing between HTMX vs React, understand their opposite approaches to web interactivity. Compare their philosophies, complexity, and best use cases.
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Tirth Bodawala
Svelte 4: Upgraded and Optimized for Developers
Svelte 4 delivers 75% smaller package size, streamlines the developer experience with better tooling, and provides a solid foundation for Svelte 5.
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Kamil Khan
JavaScript clean code practices, from naming to the event loop, with measured costs and the ESLint rules that hold them
JavaScript clean code practices from naming to async ordering, cancellation and race conditions, with before and after code and measured Node.js costs.
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Tirth Bodawala
Modern ECMAScript for 2026: the JavaScript features that shipped, and which to adopt
What actually shipped in JavaScript for 2026: the seven features that landed in the ES2026 edition, the ES2024/ES2025 items that are already baseline, and the finished-but-ES2027 proposals (Temporal, the using keyword) people mislabel as 2026. With an adopt / polyfill / wait verdict bound to your lowest-supported runtime via MDN Baseline and concrete Node, Deno, and Bun versions.
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