Nodejs: Hash a Password with bcrypt
bcrypt is a popular JavaScript library generally used to hash plain text passwords.
jQuery/JavaScript
Reclare is a Lightweight JavaScript Library to Manage State and Logic together
Reclare is a lightweight library to manage the application state alongside business logic. It is inspired by Redux and the Elm architecture.
Node: Colorise Terminal Strings with Chalk
Chalk is a JavaScript library for colorising the strings that you write to the terminal. It has a large number of uses from applications to debugging.
Lodash is an immensely popular JavaScript/node library
Lodash is an immensely popular JavaScript library and provides a large number of utility functions for common programming tasks.
JavaScript Libs: FullCalendar – A full-sized drag & drop event calendar (jQuery plugin).
FullCalendar is a full-sized drag & drop event calendar (jQuery plugin). Excellent for Outlook-style calendar-style event and booking systems.
JavaScript Libs: Moment.js – Parse, manipulate and display dates/times
Moment.js is currently the de facto library for handling and manipulating dates and times. Comprehensive and probably used in all major projects requiring datetime manipulation. Supports dozens of local time formats. Works in browser and with NodeJS.
JavaScript Libs: Dinero.js is a library for working with monetary values
A Dinero object is an immutable data structure representing a specific monetary value. This means that you do not have to handle a currency value (like Dollar, Pound or Euro) as a floating point number but as an object. The object can be manipulated and formatted in a much safer way.
The Observer Pattern in JavaScript
The Observer Pattern is one of the most used patterns in modern software. It’s easy to understand, it’s fairly obvious to recognise where it may be useful and it’s straightforward to implement in JavaScript.
JavaScript: Creating 2-Dimensional or Multidimensional Arrays
How to create 2-Dimensional or Multidimensional Arrays in JavaScript.
JavaScript Arrays
Arrays in JavaScript are fairly easy but can sometimes be a little confusing. Here’s a quick intro.