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krasimirtsonev.com | ||
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adropincalm.com
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| | | | | Babel is a JavaScript compiler mainly known for React and the ability to use js syntax not yet shipped to the browser. In this introduction we'll try to cover some of the core ideas such as @babel/core, @babel/cli, plugins, presets and the config file. The main idea In the js world, we like to use new and exotic syntaxes even if the browser doesn't provide support and never will. Before ie11 deprecation, a classic example was using the arrow function syntax. | |
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scastiel.dev
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| | | | | If you use JavaScript you probably know that recently a lot of new features arrived with ES2015 (also known as ES6): classes, const/let keywords, destructuring arrays and objects, modules and imports, etc. | |
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2ality.com
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| | | | | Babel's loose mode transpiles ES6 code to ES5 code that is less faithful to ES6 semantics. This blog post explains how that works and what the pros and cons are (spoiler: normally not recommended). | |
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vuejsdevelopers.com
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| | | Nuxt is a supercharged framework built on top of Vue.js. In this article let's explore some features about Nuxt that will make your experience with building Vue.js application much better. | ||
