Best of InfoWorldJune 2023

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    ECMAScript 2023 spec for JavaScript finalized

    ECMAScript 2023 spec for the JavaScript programming language has been approved by ECMA International. The new spec adds two methods for arrays, extends the WeakMap API to allow unique symbols, and introduces some standardization for the use of hashbangs.

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    Svelte 4 shrinks code footprint, compiled output

    Svelte 4 shrinks code footprint, compiled output, more consistent and intuitive authoring experience. The number of dependencies has been reduced from 61 to 16, resulting in faster downloads and less susceptibility to supply chain attacks. Most apps and libraries compatible with Svelter 3 should be compatible.

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    Rust language gets new governance

    The Rust Leadership Council will assume responsibility for top-level governance concerns. The change follows some disgruntlement in the Rust community over the project’s leadership and governance. There has been some community dissatisfaction with Rust project leadership lately, with one result being a fork of the language.