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JavaScript Weekly

JavaScript Weekly issue 776 covers several notable items: Solid 2.0 Beta launches with first-class async support, replacing Suspense with a Loading component and adding an action() primitive for mutations. TypeScript 6.0 RC is out as a stepping stone toward the Go-powered TypeScript 7.0. Patreon shares a retrospective on migrating 11,000 files (1M lines) to TypeScript over seven years. A JavaScript worm accidentally triggered on Wikipedia vandalized ~4,000 Meta-Wiki pages. ArkType 2.2 adds runtime-validated functions via type.fn. Also covered: JSLinux now supports x86_64/AVX-512/APX, a URL quirk with newline/tab characters, compiling Node.js on Jetson Nano, and recreating Flappy Bird in pure CSS.

JavaScript Weekly Issue 776: March 10, 2026

<p>I tested solidjs once and really liked it. It’s sad it not be very popular.</p>
