Echo JS 0.11.0

For what it's worth, this could be used as a base for a polyfill, which would support pretty much everything IE11 or newer.

https://github.com/tracker1/node-uuid4/

Looks like it does have a year/month selection option.

Looks interesting.  Usually remove articles referring to commercial products as a primary topic.  Given that you can self-host (didn't look into license though, limited time), I'm leaving this up.

It's worth mentioning that UUIDv1 and CombGuids have a time component... MS SQL Server, for example serializes with the time component first, which optimizes indexing/sorting.  SQL Server itself has a sequential guid type that can be used as a primary key that includes features of the ULID as well.

I often wish that other database servers would support this serialization/deserialization structure for UUID types.  As it would be beneficial to performance.

Datepicker title should switch to a month picker, then the month picker a year spinner/picker.  The pattern was first really codified in the MS Ajax Toolkit, probably the only thing I liked in that framework.

The issue is that someone will use this library, and then use it for something like a date of birth field.

Generally not a fan of "Top N" or "Best N" reviews, and that holds here as well.  There's no mention of exactly how these are the top/best.

There are mentions to github/npm stats but not if they are actually the top of either.  I do appreciate that the article mentions an option for bare client, react, node, nextjs and angular options.  I only wish the method for selection were disclosed.

There's a lot to *really* like about Deno... I know there's a few areas that are a bit more difficult, and a lot of things in Node, with no similar libraries in sight for Deno.

That said, I've played with it a bit, and I like a lot of it.  I hope that more libraries and projects become compatible with published releases.

I do think the library framework release system is a bit different and could lead to some interesting innovations.  I'm not completely convinced it's that much better than npm, but it definitely feels easier.

especially with `import * as foo from "...";` if you *REALLY* want to get it all.

Counterpoint: https://caniuse.com/mdn-api_crypto_randomuuid

It's not really faster for most applications... it can be nice if you're enhancing a mostly static generated site.

Really wish there was a good solution for JSX with ES Modules... you *could* either do any translation server-side, or use some worker solution(s), but it gets messy.  Similar for TS.

Have done a couple proof of concept bits, but it can get sticky really quickly.