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I've been building Alfred workflows quite a bit recently and have started leveraging the Script Filter while leveraging node packages and scripts. This works great for my own workflow where I know that I have node…

Over the past several years, I have been slowly working my way through the previous Advent of Code calendars. For each calendar, I opt to solve the puzzles in a new programming language to familiarise myself with other ways of understanding and working. However, there comes a time in each calendar when I grow to dislike some aspect of the language. So I had an idea… why not give this whole programming language design a go? That way, if I grow to dislike the language, I only have myself to blame!

Check out a (controversial) proposal to improve JavaScript Infrastructure.

Today we're announcing a new standalone CLI build that gives you the full power of Tailwind CLI in a self-contained executable — no Node.js or npm required.

Learn about the key features of Deno, how it outperforms Node.js, as well as where it falls short.

Go is the superior for executables based file size and execution time, but Bun and Deno offer a competitive option for developers familiar with the JavaScript ecosystem.

How to minimize the impact, yet receive feedback early and often.

In this blog post, we learn how to implement shell scripts via Node.js ESM modules. There are two common ways of doing so: We can write a stand-alone script and install it ourselves. We can put our script in an npm package and use a package manager to install it. That also gives us the option to publish the package to the npm registry so that others can install it, too.

The ECMA - 262 Standard, ratified after Netscape and Microsoft (mostly) agreed to make JavaScript and JScript interoperable.