JSR is designed to serve as a registry for both JavaScript and TypeScript packages, and an upgrade to the features provided by npm.
We build a simple web API using MySQL and Drizzle, an ORM built in TypeScript that offers a more flexible and extensible solution than alternatives like Prisma and TypeORM.
Learn to handle Rust errors efficiently to write cleaner, more maintainable Rust code and create a more user-friendly application.
Visualize data in your React project using Chart.js, a JavaScript library that creates bar, pie, line charts, and more.
Astro v4.8 ships with server actions and request rewriting. Let’s see how to use these long-awaited (though still experimental) features.
Go Fiber and Gin are two popular Go frameworks that provide extensive toolkits for developing high-performance apps with modern features.
Learn how to enhance TypeScript runtime type safety using Zod for schema validation and dynamic form validation.
Branded types in TypeScript allow us to write code more clearly, provide more type-safe solutions, and maintain our code more efficiently.
Explore how to make HTTP requests in Go, manage headers and cookies, and use third-party libraries like Rest, Sling, and Gentleman.
Run Rust, a systems programming language, on Arduino, an AVR microcontroller made simpler for beginners to embedded systems.
Angular v18 introduced an experimental feature called zoneless change detection, eliminating the need for Zone.js.
Manually parse command line arguments in Rust apps using Clap, a library that provides functionality to generate parsing logic for arguments.
