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ES2018: asynchronous iteration
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A look at generator functions and asynchronous generators in JavaScript.
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| | What's special about generator functions and asynchronous generators in JavaScript? Let's find out!
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JavaScript Iterators and Generators: Asynchronous Generators ยท andrea simone costa
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| | All you should need to know about JavaScript Asynchronous Generators.
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Tree-shaking with webpack 2 and Babel 6
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| | Rich Harris' module bundler Rollup popularized an important feature in the JavaScript world: tree-shaking, excluding unused exports from bundles. Rollup depends on the static structure of ES6 modules (imports and exports can't be changed at runtime) to detect which exports are unused. Tree-shaking for webpack is currently in beta. This blog post explains how it works. The project we are going to examine is on GitHub: tree-shaking-demo
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Modern JavaScript: Webpack and Babel Mark McDonnell
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| Introduction This post will explain how to set-up and configure the various tooling necessary in order to be able to write cross-compatible modern (ES2015+) JavaScript code. Note: if you're unsure of what 'modern' JavaScript looks like, then I'll refer you to these compatibility tables. The tools we'll be using: Babel: transpiler of modern JS into ES5 compatible code. Webpack: a js module bundler. Note: webpack is actually capable of transforming, bundling, packaging just about anything (as we'll see sho...