Thread by @erickwendel_

The JavaScript language is changing and the ECMAScript 2023 is on 🔥

Come and check what's new now 🤯🧵 /1

I love seeing how the language is evolving fast and especially how JS proposals that have been in discussions for years are finally going to the last stage to become part of the language. /2

I prepared a bunch of videos on my channel showing in practice the benefits and what problems those proposals are meant to solve

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Last week I published a video about the new `JSON.parse with source proposal` and today I released a complete tutorial using the new set of functions for JavaScript Arrays. /4

Ah, and the best part is that I'm using the native Node.js test runner with the functions that just was released

Now we can use the `describe` and `it` functions on the node:test module to create sub-test suites without any framework on the Node.js side /5

I strongly recommend you to check out the "Content in English" playlist on the channel and also take a look at this amazing video I just released.

👉🏻 bit.ly/js-arrays-es20… /6

Tell me, what feature do you miss in the JavaScript that other languages have?

#javascript #tutorial #ecmascript2023 #tc39 #news #nodejs #testing /7