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About us ======= JT Devs is a Software consulting and IT College based. We build different types of applications such as web, ...

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This is it. It's the Supercharged Reunion. Paul and Surma are at it again, kinda live and Paul is (trying to) teach Surma how to fix a ...

Surma tries to explain WebAssembly, threads and WebAssembly Threads to Jake. He also has scary diagrams and uses ...

This presentation gives an overview of cutting-edge JavaScript development techniques to build modern web and Node.js apps.

Jake and Surma look at workers and the performance of their messaging primitive postMessage(). Surma's blog post on the topic: ...

A simple, short, and easy to understand introduction to JavaScript's numbers. Unary plus vs. Number vs. parseInt vs. parseFloat: ...

Seth shares the current state of JavaScript and script tooling in V8, and discusses the future with WebAssembly. Links: V8 project: ...

We discuss Kumavis's work on Endo's JavaScript implementation of OCapN and how to treat symbols and byte arrays.

Part 2: an exploration of TDD as a way to clean up our code — and our thinking. Cory Speisman returns. Upcoming episodes: ...

This talk about JavaScript Promises was delivered by Kerrick Long at the STL Ember.js Meetup on Feb 6, 2014. Slides: ...

Usually there's a JavaScript one after this, but calendar change things makes everything 1 week shorter, and we no longer have a ...

In this episode, Jake and Surma discuss the array function reduce(). Is it good to use it? Is it too “smart”? Does it increase or ...

In order to program on Canvas, we're going to need to use JavaScript. This means number strings, bullions. Arrays, which are a ...

Hyperledger – Open Source Blockchain Technologies Hyperledger is an open source community focused on developing a suite ...

In this Supercharged Live Code Session, Paul & Surma implement 'Server Side Rendering', codling in real time, bugs and all!

After reading Chapter 2 ("Basic JavaScript Instructions"), we're ready to combine the concepts into an activity about Arrays and ...

One thing to be careful of in JavaScript is that this doesn't necessarily follow the order. If response.symbols is presumably an array ...

Come for the demos, stay for the plausible etymology of “hermit”. We discussed the next round of ReactNative roadblocks: ...

Jake and Surma tackle one of the hardest types of debugging on the web: Memory leaks. Some links mentioned: Squoosh ...