The View Transitions API opens up a new frontier of possibilities regarding the unique and pleasing experiences we can bring to the web.

Learn how to use the JavaScript data-grouping additions, group and groupToMap, and explore its alternatives.

JavaScript and TypeScript share many shorthands for common code concepts. Learn how to use 18 helpful JavaScript and TypeScript shorthands.

Web components can do a lot, but in this post, learn about how the WebC framework helps you build them better with vanilla JavaScript.

Learn about five web performance APIs, which have full browser support and offer many ways for you to measure your apps’ performance.

Explore the top six JS/HTML5 game engines, such as Pixi.js and Three.js, ranked by number of GitHub stars, and walk through how to use them.

Use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Firebase to create a basic text editor that allows you to create, edit, download, share, and access documents.

Learn how to use the Web Monetization API, a JavaScript browser API that allows the creation of a payment stream from the user agent to a website.

Using the video HTML element, we can set a video as our site’s background. We can use the video as it is or add an overlay.

To gain insight into how larger frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, Vue) work, let’s look at how to build stateful web apps using only vanilla JavaScript.

This post examines the JavaScript Reflect object, discusses the difference between Proxy and Reflect, and gives examples of Reflect methods.

Moon is a repository management, organization, orchestration, and notification tool for JavaScript-based projects. Here’s how to use it.