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— Zack Grossbart explains why he uses static analyzers to poke at his code and the sorts of errors they can dig up.

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— Support for asm.js has been one of the most requested items on the IE Suggestion Box and it’s now ‘in development’ within IE’s JavaScript engine on Windows 10.

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— O'Reilly's holding a free online event featuring Holly Schinsky talking about using the iOS8 WKWebView and TJ Van Toll talking about NativeScript, a new JavaScript-basd cross platform mobile app technology.

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— Slides outlining where the Node.js fork is headed.

— Paul Krill picks up on some comments Brendan Eich made at the Node Summit.

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— Charts break when data gets big? Compatibility issues? Time to try ZingChart! See it in action.

— Using the alternative JXcore implementation which embeds Firefox’s SpiderMonkey JS engine.

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— One of the most popular sessions at O’Reilly Fluent 2014 looked at how JavaScript’s handling of Unicode can produce unexpected results.

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