Today, the JS Foundation is welcoming its newest project, Marko to the Foundation. Marko is a library for building UI components to simplify web application development and was built by the team at eBay beginning in 2012. Initially created to meet the internal need to support UI components and asynchronous rendering for Node.js applications; Marko is now seeing an average of 200,000 downloads from npm per month, with nearly 20,000 unique Marko pages and UI components within eBay itself.

We are excited to announce that ESLint is the second project to graduate from the JS Foundation’s mentorship program. ESLint helps JavaScript developers write code that avoids common language pitfalls and follow style guidelines. We are excited with the success that ESLint has had and the strong, sustainable project they have built, which you can read more about in their graduation document. We expect ESLint to have a long and successful future.

Check out Episode #2 of JS Devs Zone where we interview Stefan Thomas of Interledger.js. Interledger is an open protocol suite for sending payments across different ledgers. Like routers on the Internet, connectors route packets of money across independent payment networks. The open architecture and minimal protocol enable interoperability for any value transfer system. Interledger is not tied to any one company, blockchain, or currency.

Appium is a cross-platform automation tool. This article explains why Appium is an ideal automation framework for all kinds of mobile applications.

How much time do you spend correcting typos in your code? This mini-course shows you how to set up ESLint, a JavaScript linter, which will help scan your code for mistakes so you can catch bugs and write better code faster.

Node-RED allows data sources to be easily linked to processing components, local or remote, and to create value chains with a few clicks. Learn more about how Node-RED is making IoT development accessible to everyone.

MomentJS makes working with date in your script much easier. This tutorial explains how to effectively manipulate date and time in JavaScript.

If you’re new to front-end web-development, or at still trying to get the hang of DOM manipulations in jQuery, check out this article for a quick walkthrough.

Open Web Engineer – Bocoup

Full-Stack Developer – BrowserStack

Software Developer – IBM

Back End Developer – Kenzan

Senior Software Engineer, Frontend – Ripple

Server Software Engineer – Samsung

Software Engineer-Web Frontend (m/f) – Sauce Labs

JavaScript Engineer – SitePen

Senior Software Engineer, Frontend – Sourcegraph

Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack – StackPath

dotJS 2017
Aubervilliers, France – Closes Nov 24, 2017

Cloud Foundry Summit North America 2018 
Boston, Massachusetts – Closes Dec 8, 2017

.concat()
Salzburg, Austria – Closes Dec 31, 2017

Web Summit
Lisbon, Portugal – Nov 6-9, 2017

Code Mesh
London, United Kingdom – Nov 7-9, 2017

ffconf
Brighton, United Kingdom – Nov 9-10, 2017

JS Kongress
Munich, Germany – Nov 13-14, 2017

HalfStack 2017
London, United Kingdom – Nov 17, 2017

Nodefest Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan – Nov 25-26, 2017

NationJS
Washington, D.C. – Dec 1, 2017

Script’18
Linz, Austria – Jan 19, 2018

Appium Conf 2018 
London, United Kingdom – April 6, 2018

We’re always looking for new projects, events, and ideas that should be shared in these issues. Please reach out if there’s something you’d like us to include!

Would you like this newsletter delivered directly to your inbox? Subscribe below to stay informed about the latest developments in the JavaScript community.