browsers

Preview versions of browsers, such as Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly, and Safari Technology Preview, offer developers the opportunity to experience the latest features and advancements in web browsing. These versions are released before the stable versions and are primarily meant for testing purposes. Using preview browsers allows developers to stay on the cutting edge of web development. They can try out new features as they are introduced, rather than waiting for them to become widely available....

Looking back at the last decade of JavaScript and the evolution of the web, it has been a truly remarkable journey. In 2010, JavaScript wasn’t as widely used as it is today. While I had JavaScript books from as early as 1998 in my library, I mainly used it in the form of Mootools and jQuery plugins. Although I wrote some glue code in JavaScript, it wasn’t anything groundbreaking. Back then, JavaScript was not considered a hot language, except for projects like GMail and Google Maps that required advanced work and large budgets....