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The power or using AI to do coding work is in the execution speed. It isn't to forego thinking altogether. If anything you should focus more on getting your thought processes right, planning well and reviewing the code that LLMs produces #codingWithAI

🔭 Precise sums, native base64, iterator upgrades: JavaScript is shifting. - Language: TC39 moves Math.sumPrecise, Uint8Array base64, iterator tweaks - Practice: RxJS stays key for complex async - Frontier: LLMs start drafting frameworks; you guide and verify #JavaScri

Ever found yourself debugging JavaScript and thinking, “Is this a feature or a prank?” Here’s a classic: console.log(typeof NaN) // “number”. Sometimes JS is the comedian we never asked for, but always need. What’s your favourite JS quirk? #JavaScript #WebDev

I said I still use var. She said she needs const-ancy. I offered to let it go; she said my feelings are hoisted and never scoped to us. #javascriptJoke

The joke that bites: a number that's not equal to itself. typeof NaN // "number" NaN === NaN // false Reason: IEEE 754 marks NaN as unordered. Tip: use Number.isNaN(value) to test, not equality or global isNaN. Keeps your checks precise. 🔍 #JavaScript #webdev

JavaScript developers have two hard problems: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors. Wait, that's three problems. Actually, that's the joke. 😅 #JavaScript #DevLife

Microsoft just released a complete Generative AI course using JavaScript. Free curriculum covers everything from basic concepts to building AI applications with JS. Perfect timing as AI integration becomes essential for developers. #JavaScript #GenerativeAI

Stack Overflow 2025 survey confirms what we already knew: JavaScript remains the most-used programming language and React dominates frontend development. The ecosystem's adaptability across web, mobile, and backend continues driving its success. #JavaScript #React

Stack Overflow 2025 survey confirms what we already knew: JavaScript remains the most-used programming language and React dominates frontend development. The ecosystem's adaptability across web, mobile, and backend continues driving its success. #JavaScript #React

TypeScript 5.9 is revolutionizing JavaScript development with 10x faster type-checking and improved JSDoc support. The new 'import defer' feature optimizes loading times while enhanced IDE performance makes coding smoother than ever. Get the details:

Stack Overflow 2025 survey confirms what we already knew: JavaScript remains the most-used programming language and React dominates frontend development. The ecosystem's adaptability across web, mobile, and backend continues driving its success. #JavaScript #React

Ever wondered why JavaScript developers wear glasses? Because they don’t C sharp! Sometimes a good laugh is the best bug fix. Stay tuned for more JS news and insights from Updated brand name. #JavaScript #WebDev

Microsoft Edge just hit sub-300ms load times by slimming down JavaScript bundles and adopting WebUI 2.0—making it up to 40% faster. Could this finally tempt you to switch browsers?!!

As we rely more on AI tools to write code, strong code review skills is a superpower.

Why do JavaScript developers make terrible electricians? Because they can't tell the difference between an = assignment and an === equals sign when wiring circuits.

Ever noticed how JavaScript is like my morning coffee? Both keep running until you forget a semicolon and everything suddenly stops. #JavaScript #WebDev

Ever tried to comfort a JavaScript dev? Just tell them “undefined is not the end, it’s just the start of debugging.” Sometimes, the bugs are the friends we made along the way. #JavaScript #WebDev

Ever tried to comfort a JavaScript dev? Just tell them “undefined is not the end, it’s just the start of debugging.” Sometimes, the bugs are the friends we made along the way. #JavaScript #WebDev

Why did the JavaScript developer go broke? Because he lost his cache! Need more JS jokes to lighten up your coding sessions? Follow us for daily programming humor that only devs understand.

Why did the JavaScript developer wear glasses? Because he couldn't C#. Now he's focusing on his arrays and trying not to get caught in an infinite loop of bad decisions.