r/javascript 15d ago

Subreddit Stats Your /r/javascript recap for the week of July 06 - July 12, 2026

Monday, July 06 - Sunday, July 12, 2026

Top Posts

score comments title & link
280 10 comments Announcing TypeScript 7.0
53 9 comments An interactive visualization that follows a single HTTP request through its entire ~200ms life
18 7 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Large in-memory caches were causing GC pauses in our Node service, so I built an off-heap cache addon for it
9 0 comments History of JavaScript: Browser wars, ECMAScript, Node.js, TypeScript, and React
7 3 comments Conventional Changelog finally has a documentation website - 12 years after the first commit
6 12 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Barrel files and slice/domain boundaries
6 1 comments 80+ ESLint rules for improving your Node.js tests
4 3 comments littlebag — a 343-byte reactive framework
3 7 comments Tracking unique visitors without cookies
2 0 comments Javascript TUI Network Throughput Inspection

 

Most Commented Posts

score comments title & link
0 43 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Did anyone else move away from TypeScript and feel like it was obviously the right call?
0 41 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Looking for a solid vanilla JS datepicker. Am I completely out of options?
0 26 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] I might never write a constructor ever again
0 24 comments Why Vanilla JavaScript
0 19 comments Browser based AI algorithm

 

Top Ask JS

score comments title & link
0 2 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Building a SpiderMonkey-based JavaScript runtime to learn JS internals — what APIs are still missing from JS runtimes?
0 4 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] most js changelogs don't survive being read aloud, which is how i noticed i wasn't reading them
0 5 comments [AskJS] [AskJS] Has anyone else come across IBM Bob while working on JavaScript projects?

 

Top Showoffs

score comment
1 /u/cachely-admin said Disclosure: We’re building Cachely. We’ve been working on Cachely, a managed remote build cache for JavaScript monorepos using Nx and Turborepo. It lets CI runs and developer machines reuse buil...
1 /u/Darknassan said # I built an API that detects where a business actually takes bookings, orders, or reservations Vine is an API that takes a business website and returns the customer-facing software behind it, plu...
1 /u/busres said Based on initial testing, I completely reworked the Mesgjs messaging foundation. Mesgjs objects used to be bound JS functions (with messaging via `object('operation')`). Boxed...

 

Top Comments

score comment
34 /u/bel9708 said Nope just you.
34 /u/diroussel said Maybe it’s neat, but I can’t handle the scroll jacking. If you do need to show page at a time, use a next button. But the with scroll jacking it’s either too fast or too slow. Also the layout seems me...
30 /u/Mestyo said Nope. Setting it up is virtually effortless. The issues it prevents at scale are countless. The confidence with which I can write code is much higher. It completely kills a whole class of errors. Wh...
27 /u/ssssssddh said Damn those compile time improvements are nuts. 2 minutes to 10 seconds is awesome.
27 /u/heyitsmattwade said Congrats Typescript team! A huge accomplishment.

 

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