Echo JS 0.11.0

However useful this article might be, it’s mostly not about TypeScript

addEventListener(‘scroll’, () => { ... }, { passive: true })
Would result in a smoother scrolling.

I have seen it several time in Twitter recently: a lot of people think that most guides are not friendly enough for low-experience ones (e.g. students)

Looks like less than a summary of their Wikipedia description. E.g. no insights into layout systems (the thing I know), generic but useless phrases like: “JavaScript cannot give truly native performance”—how much is the difference in real apps?

TBH it’s cluttered with details and doesn’t explain why monad is useful.

Not a complete guide—no mention that methods might throw an exception, let alone events.

What’s the difference with preact, Inferno, SnabbDOM?

It is as complete as quick intro could be.
If anyone wants to learn that topic in depth, consider the following series: https://blog.mariusschulz.com/series/typescript-evolution

This is cool as an excersice or for some tricky edge-cases. But the standard way of blocking script is this
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Security-Policy/script-src