#Low.js

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ESP32 low.js: Hello World

ESP32 low.js: Hello World

On this tutorial we will check how to create a simple “Hello World” application using low.js and the ESP32.

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Why low.js requirements are essential? Keep reading to know how a low.js helps the programmers.

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low.js: A Node.js Port for Embedded Devices - https://t.co/LDO93l1VP0

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low.js 1.5: It's Node, But for Microcontrollers - https://t.co/A9UbswchLN

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Top Frameworks and Topics to Learn in 2019, Electron 4.0, and AVA 1.0

#418 — January 4, 2019

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FBT: An Internationalization Framework from Facebook — Facebook has open sourced an internationalization framework that they’ve used internally till now. The goal is to be ‘both powerful and intuitive’. GitHub repo. Or see example usage code.

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Top JavaScript Frameworks and Topics to Learn in 2019 — We see a lot of ‘top X’ posts when editing JavaScript Weekly but this annual review of the JavaScript tech ecosystem by none other than Eric Elliott is always a crowd pleaser.

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Make Magic with Creative Coding in Canvas & WebGL 🎩✨ — Use JavaScript to create generative art, interactive animations, 3D graphics with ThreeJS, and custom shaders in GLSL. ✨You'll learn the fundamentals for creative coding jobs like games, advertising, AR/VR and installation artwork!

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Artificial Intelligence in JS with TensorFlow.js — A brief, high level explanation of one of the problems a system like TensorFlow.js can solve: the recognition of written numbers. (Note: This is one of the always great JavaScript January series that runs each year.)

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What Happened with Node.js in 2018 — This week’s Node Weekly was dedicated to a month by month runthrough of the biggest things that happened in the world of Node.js. We also did a best frontend links of 2018 in Frontend Focus.

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Creating and Filling Arrays of Arbitrary Lengths in JavaScript

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Creating a Reusable Accordion Component That Works Anywhere — How to make a web component using Angular Elements which can now be used with any or no framework.

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The Chronicles of JavaScript Objects — A back to basics tour of what objects are in JavaScript and how they behave.

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Create Your First Custom Angular CLI Schematic with Nx — Nx is a toolkit for people building enterprise-grade Angular apps.

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Storing and Using the Last Known Route in Vue — How to keep a reference to the last known route a user visited in Vue. Also a good excuse to check out the all-new CSS Tricks redesign!

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Rollup.js 1.0: A Module Bundler for JavaScript

Low.js: A Node Port for Embedded Devices — Has far lower system requirements than standard Node and can now be flashed on to ESP32-WROVER boards. Here’s how.

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string-similarity: Finds Degree of Similarity Between Two Strings — Uses the Sørensen–Dice coefficient which is better than Levenshtein distance for many use cases.

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Magic Grid: A Simple Library for Dynamic Grid Layouts — This has a slightly different use case than CSS Grids may be useful for as explained in this article

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Low.js – Node.js for embedded devices

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Celebrating 10 Years of the V8 JavaScript engine

#403 — September 14, 2018

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Celebrating 10 Years of V8 — The V8 JavaScript engine has had a huge impact on the growth of JavaScript, taking it from being a relatively slow scripting language to something surpassing many other languages on performance. This post celebrates V8’s tenth anniversary with some details about its history and development.

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12 Things to Consider When Evaluating Any New JavaScript Library — How do you know if a new technology, tool, or library is worth investing time into? Sacha Greif considers 12 factors to consider including features, stability, community and momentum.

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d3-dag: Layout Algorithms for Visualizing Directed Acylic Graphs (DAG)

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Highway: AJAX Page Navigation with Transitions

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