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 Lodash is the most depended on npm package, but if you’re using ES6, you might not actually need it. 
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 Node 6 supports 93% of ES6 but not ES Modules. Some hard decisions are needed to make it work. (Like this? Today’s Node Weekly  has more.)
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 Apply the principles of purely functional languages to your JavaScript to gain more reliable, self-documenting codebases. 
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 A mostly pointless, but geeky and fun, look at rendering characters via JavaScript using just a few underlying symbols. 
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 In Brief Firefox to Help Developers with JavaScript Errors news Error messages in Firefox’s dev console will provide links to associated docs.
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 Working with Regular Expressions in JavaScript tutorial If you’re intimidated by or new to regexes, this is a good place to start.
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 Angular Directives Mapped to React tutorial How do you do the equivalents of ng-if, ng-repeat, and others, in React?
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 An Introduction to Unit Testing in Node tutorial nodeGergely Nemeth
 A Detailed Look at JS Variable Hoisting tutorial A key aspect of working with variables in JavaScript.
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 Building Real-time Apps with WebSockets and Server-Sent Events tutorialMark Brown
 An Introduction to Iteration in ES6 with Generator Functions videoRally Coding
 '!!' vs hasOwnProperty vs 'in' in 10 Minutes videoDerick Bailey
 4 Most Common Errors with React/Redux videoRally Coding
 Live Coding a 'Minimum Viable View' Library in 30 Minutes videoJuha Lindstedt
 When Not to Use ES6 Arrow Functions opinionDmitri Pavlutin
 7 Surprising Things I Learned Writing a Fibonacci Generator in JavaScript opinionEric Elliott
 Angular Code Review: Checklists for Reviewing Your Angular Code toolsJurgen Van de Moere
 Kajero: Interactive JavaScript Notebooks with Graphing Functionality toolsJoel Otter
 Build faster Node.js apps tools node See how your app spends its time (database, cache, external http requests), where it needs optimizing, and who wrote the slow code.
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 lodash-bound: Enables Chained Lodash Functions with ES Bind (::) Syntax codeElad Ossadon
 is.js: A Simple Yet Extensible Predicate Library code Includes a wide variety of checks for objects.
 
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