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🎉 17 Javascript repositories to become the best developer in the world 🌍

Eric Allam on October 24, 2023

Become a better developer I've curated a list of 17 GitHub repositories you should know as a JavaScript developer. 🎉 These repositories...
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Bogomil Shopov - Бого • Edited

How will this make you the "best" developer in the world? :)

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Jan Küster

Why does it have 300+ emotions? I mean does it add any value to the reader besides being another Top-X List?

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Bogomil Shopov - Бого

It's a marketing trick. Most people believe if there are emojis, they will get more reads. I believe it they focus on the value instead the effect will be much more significant.

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Nevo David

I think those are good libraries!
They might not make you the best one, but can make you a better one :)

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Precious-Xploit

They're probably hoping for you to make use of whatever info accumulated in those repo. 🤷🏽‍♀️

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Best Codes

My question exactly. I think it is clickbait.

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Nevo David

Fetch is nice.
But Axios is not meant only for requests. It's an entire framework for HTTP.
It has things like interceptors and transformers.

You would need to build your own with fetch.

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Ingo Steinke, web developer

Yes, I know. Connection abort etc. is not handled natively by fetch.
I should have updated this comment with the one I did under the axios post.

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José Pablo Ramírez Vargas

fetch() can in fact be cancelled by using a signal from an AbortController object.

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Keff

Hmm, so, no, this will not make you the best developer of course, not even better at coding. But they are all decent projects.

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Ingo Steinke, web developer
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José Pablo Ramírez Vargas

I'm a fecth() guy. Axios was cool when fetch() wasn't around. Now even Node has it.

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Jo

Cheesy moment, in that I assumed you were a time traveler:

Image screenshot of the post stating Oct 24

As I am still new to this site, and assumed what I was reading was M:YY. Hot damn, that broke my brain. I've got this post floating somewhere in the abyss and while I don't know if it'd be a great resource for me as it stands, it's good to know what's out there. Thank you!

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Olufisayo Bamidele

Awesome collection. The first one on the list grabbed my attention.

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José Pablo Ramírez Vargas

Went to their Impress repository. Opened lib folder, then application.js. First thing I see: require(). Immediately closed it.

It is time we let require() go. It is all ESM now.

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Beka Tomashvili

Title should be "17 Javascript repositories to become a millionaire"

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Saurabh Rai

Our team is using Zod and Day.js daily—a life-saver.

But when it comes to JavaScript & TypeScript. People forget about Angular 😂😂

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Saurabh Rai

Nx has a youtube channel and they post good content on there. Please check it out as well, if you wish to know more about it.

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Flowzai

Very helpful content, great job

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Hasan Elsherbiny

sounds promising libraries

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ishrat

promising collection!